Sentence examples for willful deception from inspiring English sources
The next variation on the theme is Willful Deception.
Madeline Janis, the national policy director with the Los Angeles Alliance for a New Economy, who tipped state investigators off to the Chinese workers, accused the company of creating a "willful deception".
While violations of campaign finance regulations are not necessarily crimes and may be punished by fines from the Federal Election Commission, they can also break criminal laws if there is evidence of willful deception.
The peg for the article, its reason for being, seemed weak: Peter Klingman, an independent historian, had submitted a manuscript to the American Historical Review, the field's leading journal, charging Kutler with willful deception.
They imply elements of willful deception, illegality, corruption or immorality.
Take out the sex and infidelity and you have questionable ethics, willful deception, and, quite possibly, obsessive natures.
As a senator, she did not challenge the large banks and insurance companies whose avarice, willful deceptions, and thefts set the stage for the economy's collapse in 2008-2009.
Those determined to avoid war at all costs may demand more direct and irrefutable evidence than this kind of coercive inspection program is capable of producing in the face of willful Iraqi deception.
Author Atara Stein wrote that the song "suggests that love can operate only through a willful self-deception, a voluntary surrender to what one knows is an illusion.
The combination of tactical convenience, prophylaxis, thin substance and willful self-deception is hardly the stuff of long-term relationships.
