Sentence examples for world of deceit from inspiring English sources

In Kazan's world of deceit and betrayal, she is presenting him with something exceptional: perfect trust, and the peace that comes with it.

According to various journal articles on the subject, a perpetrator was "masterful in the world of deceit, because she gains the support of the nursing and medical staff, who view her as a dedicated, committed, loving, and caring mother".

Through social media, young men and women are getting drawn into a world of deceit, lies and ultimately despair.

Hot Press editor Niall Stokes wrote that the song "takes us back – again – to the shadowy world of deceit, infidelity, and betrayal.

Check "no" and you're back in the world you're trying to put behind you, a world of deceit, dishonesty, and manipulation.

Called "World Within World", it is a marvellously absorbing account of his inner self and how it negotiated its difficult way through a brash and brutish world of lies, deceit and compromise.

To sojourn in Tripoli is to travel deep into a world of illusionism and deceit.

This is a drama about quarrels over riches, social hierarchy, envy, theft and the consequence of deceit — a world upended where the vassals suddenly become lords and the lords suddenly lose their magic.

Alfredson shows how the profession of secrets meshes with sexual shame, heterosexual and homosexual: perhaps because married womanisers and in-the-closet gay men are good at pretence and doublethink, and perhaps because they yearn for a world which makes a virtue of deceit.

Slimming down is one thing, but becoming stick-thin is another; no amount of deceit in the world will be able to hide an emaciated body – or the many health problems that come with it.

I also admired the intelligent way the novel Astonish Me (Harper Collins) by Maggie Shipstead took me into the world of professional ballet (and various kinds of deceit).