Deceptions in a sentence

O'Connor, in an Oct 21 ruling, backed the families' essential argument, ruling that they qualified as "crime victims" and concluding that Boeing's deceptions cost the relatives their loved ones.

That mood has been reinforced by the appalling behaviour of the – the kamikaze administration of Liz Truss, the serial scandals and deceptions of Boris Johnson – but its impact is not confined to the Conservatives.

The first of the deceptions, prosecutor Andrew Stewardson told the court, happened at the Chester Theory Test Centre in Granary Wharf, Steam Mill Street, on November 8, 2021.

He finally confronts his adoption after a lifetime of concealment and deceptions with lucid candor, startling humor, and implacable grief.

Somehow, they decide to pretend to be a couple in front of their friends and family, and a string of delightful deceptions ensue.

The Power Fantasy is only two issues in and the depth of Etienne Lux's (self?)deceptions and compromises already appear much deeper than he would let on.

The U.S. media is also all in with these deceptions and continues to refer to Hezbollah and Houthis as Iran-backed, never referring to Israel as American-backed with Israel receiving much more from the U.S. than do the others from Iran.

After soaking in Trump's deceptions, the leaders proposed laying hands on Trump.

All the blood, sweat, the deceptions, the losses in the first round of the playoffs.

Here’s a shocker: President Trump’s State of the Union message was riddled with falsehoods and exaggerations – obvious deceptions of the sort that clearly warn a careful listener of this obvious truth: You are listening to a liar.

Judge Nolan said usually such “planned deceptions” warrant a custodial sentence but said in this instance he is not going to imprison Hamad.

Nina ended things with Valentin (James Patrick Stuart) because of the lies and deceptions, and now Jax is doing the same.

The recently released documents show some of Dearlove's deceptions went as far as not spending much money or throwing away large amounts of rubbish.

These scams range from travel refund deceptions to mobile texting scams to fraudsters posing as the government.

Though her deceptions may understandably be grating to the heroes, it also plays in their favor.

Admittedly, they are a grave, throbbing left-over from the deceptions and abdications of earlier governments that called themselves secular.

But yet these fake profiles are trapping “a lot of people”, he stated, adding that the army had issued a warning to all its personnel to be wary of such “deceptions”.

In exposing the deceptions behind Trump’s border wall we must also expose the border-industrial complex that is profiting from people’s pain.

In Nigeria, our anti-trafficking agency has rolled out the “Not for Sale” campaign to protect against the deceptions of human smugglers, helping those who might be vulnerable to false promises see through the ruse and say no.

It is the ultimate in deceptions.