| The mere hint of evasion or deceptiveness under oath was just too much for him to handle. |
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| His response gives an idea of the level of deceptiveness, denial and sheer manipulativeness afflicting mainstream media and politics. |
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| Understandably, Miranda is angry with her parents for their implicit deceptiveness and does not forgive them easily. |
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| The secretiveness and deceptiveness of the patients made the diagnosis difficult for those who were unaware of this tendency. |
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| Through Ballard's books, you can trace the development of his thoughts on the deceptiveness of appearances. |
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| And again in that situation comedy everything revolves around the deceptiveness of appearances. |
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| Such a definition would owe its deceptiveness to a naive and narrow view of calculation as a strictly mathematical process. |
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| But at this moment Jones discovers for the first time the deceptiveness of visual memory. |
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| Once a mark is registered, the Office may no longer raise general objections on the basis of deceptiveness. |
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| They have reputations for deceptiveness and infidelity. |
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| Prosecutors, however, have opposed Hinckley's release, arguing that he has a history of deceptiveness, lying and troubling relationships with women – according to Associated Press. |
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| Thus, the higher the degree of deceptiveness, the greater the products' perceived market value and the greater the profit potential for counterfeiters. |
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| In the internal tensions that put him in conflict with his age lay a strangely 20th-century awareness of the deceptiveness of realities and of the instability of personal identity. |
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