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• Anyway, I can't deceive him - it's against all my principles.

• He repudiated the allegation that he had tried to deceive them.

• I suspect these statistics flatter to deceive.

• What really angered her was the dirty underhand way they had deceived her.

• They deceived us into thinking they would come back later with our money.

• The temptation to deceive arose again when we started our hospital duties with patients in our third year of medical school.

• I do not mean that they have been intentionally developed to deceive anyone, or that contributors to religious systems were not, or are not, sincere.

• We have already mentioned one - is it better to know a painful truth or to be happier but deceived?

• Only when she hears his 'sincere' voice used frivolously can she comprehend that she was deceived.

• Therefore, either it is not foreign to the goodness of an omniperfect creator to deceive him all the time, or there is no such creator.

• All other choices imply that the central bank has tried to deceive the public and will therefore lead to severe punishment.

• While providing new information based upon impressive original research, the collection tends to flatter to deceive.

• He is pleased thereby for he sees that he was not altogether deceived, and that he only failed to see all the sides.

• We argue that the subjects misinterpret this because the information to the visual system is ambiguous and also deceiving.

• You may be deceived about lots of things concerning your mental image.

• Worldly people speak soft words like butter and those who have not wisdom to discern what they are after are deceived and fall.

• Second, does it contain any element, large or small, of deception - that is to say, does it deceive either the writer or the reader?

• In fact, the explanations might be flatly wrong, though probably not with intent to deceive.

• The agent who considers himself to be acting on the more specific, allegedly universalizable maxim is deceiving himself about his true principles of action.

• But in many of these cases the child had been deceived too.