Sentence examples for whole deception from inspiring English sources

A secret plan (Nora's forgery) is about to be concluded (she can now finish repaying the loan), but before the last step can be taken, a bit of the truth must be told, and the whole deception unravels.

The countless photographs of splendidly happy columns of muscular young athletes marching under his fatherly gaze now represent the whole era of deception and illusion.

The rest was classic cheating, and it mostly went undetected by the refs — no surprise, perhaps, since the whole point of deception is to deceive.

In hiding it, the administration contributed to the whole complex of deception, a good part of it illegal until it became public.

Before leaving for the Eighth Army headquarters in Gazala, Clarke left a note, which he later described as "begging for the whole question of deception machinery in the Command to be reviewed completely afresh during his absence".

Microexpressions, he says, are only part of a whole set of possible deception indicators.

She feels as if someone has died; that the whole affair was a deception; and she writes him a furious letter.

But the whole argument is a deception cast to have a semblance of arguing for fairness.

The deception of the whole system can be seen, first of all, in the Research Excellence Framework (REF) mechanism of the four research output items.

The Taliban has just denied they are talking to a government they claim has no support, so this whole effort may be a deception to try to boost world opinion and divert attention away from the pervasive corruption and a losing war, as in, see, 'we are trying negotiations too!'.

Was the whole story a product of Pakistani deception?