Deceit In A Sentence

• The deceit was not discovered.
• The deceit of both of them hurt her immensely.
• For deceit savours of meanness.
• He must think her deceit itself.
• When deceit was so easy it ceased to be a temptation.
• Are not all women as full of deceit as their grandmothers?
• But a few passes and falsehood and deceit were vanquished.
• The time has passed for all deceit and assumed names.
• In a woman deceit is innate: a part of her very being.
• He could not accuse her of the slightest deceit or falsification.
• Beneath whose veil of shining hue Deceit oft lurks, concealed from view.

• She had met deceit with deceit, and at dawn he was to wait for her at the wood end.
• So as they appear insidious in deceit and fatal in the combat, they have served their end.
• There is no taint of untruth or deceit there, mother; they are worthy of their race.
• That indignation which we profess to feel at deceit absolute, is indeed only at deceit malicious.
• The ideal he had worshiped lay stricken; falsehood and deceit marked its fair form.
• But please try to remember that I am accusing you of deceit and disgusting duplicity.
• But, for one thing, the deceit was practised by a master hand, and might have gulled an angel.
• He called him a mocker of the Homeric deceit because he had scoffed at the deceit in Homer.
• I must reap as I have sown; the fruits of disobedience and deceit could never beget happiness.
• But if thy words are false and cunning, But if thou plannest a deceit ... Have mercy.
• There was an aura of treachery and deceit about them as they distanced themselves from the rest of the guests.
• An essential attribute of the boldest and most picturesque of that gentry was the quality of deceit and subterfuge and hypocrisy.
• The danger of deceit is of course less imminent when not the family but the patient himself takes the initiative.
• By treachery and deceit they had overcome those who were their proper leaders, and they were even now about to put them to a cruel death.
• At first they made sure of those who had borne arms; with lies and deceit they were enticed into a trap.
• He had trusted his wife so blindly; the possibility of deceit or of treachery on her part had never entered into his mind.
• Dee followed cautiously on, keeping a wary eye on his leader lest some deceit or stratagem should be intended.
• The practice of deceit would actually appear to obstruct clear-sightedness and dull the ordinary exercise of common sense.
• Rose Euclid and her youthful worshipper were no worse off than they had been before being victimised by the deceit of the telephone-call.
• Here was a man who for years had been living in deceit and making an unworthy use of the Sacraments.
• Mademoiselle listened to him, feigned to be satisfied with his explanation, in fact, met deceit with deceit.
• All the explanations in the world would not square him now, for one deceit follows another and his second word was no better than his first.
• He was a man who, while he wilfully deceived himself, was too selfish to understand his deceit might chance to prove the ruin of other people.
• Then shall oppression be driven from the earth, like the thunder-clouds by the storm-wind, and all deceit will cease to have any more power.
• People, who knew, rarely attempted it; strangers occasionally did, misled by the deceit of appearances.
• I unto them; they prophesy unto you a lying vision, and divination, and a thing of nought, and the deceit of their own heart.
• The liquid likeness of his wavering face, And tremulous deceit of imag'd grace.
• What there is difficult to understand about her, why she should be accused of deceit and have her conduct explained, I can hardly guess.
• In the vaulting of a Gothic roof it is no deceit to throw the strength into the ribs of it, and make the intermediate vault a mere shell.

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