But appearances can be deceiving.

Cyprus presents visitors with a deceptive image.

Figures can be deceiving.

Smart and tricky and almost perfect, but...

Now, the next step's a little tricky.

Let me give you a trick problem.

Faithful are the wounds of a friend, but the kisses of an enemy are deceitful .

So that you means is, and it's a little tricky.

Looks can be mighty deceiving. No denying that.

You seem to be trying to fill mine with rotten apples.

Because glamour can be very totalitarian and deceptive.

We make deceptive flailing gestures all over the place all day long.

The con man conned with the oldest badger game in the world.

Now the one thing that I want to give you, and this is kind of a trick,

Statecraft is a realm where appearances are meant to be deceiving.

Most arguments put forward by skeptics about Turkish membership are, in fact, disingenuous and misleading.

Ever and anon a bright, but, alas, deceptive idea would dart you through.

I mean I could if I wanted to be really tricky, but I'll just leave it as a squared for now.

Looking at behavior alone can miss a vital piece of the puzzle and provide an incomplete, or even a misleading, picture of the child's problems.

Looking at behavior alone can miss a vital piece of the puzzle and provide an incomplete, or even a misleading, picture of the child's problems.

Critically, rights and obligations demand accountability unless supported by a system of accountability they can become no more than window dressing.

These problems tend to kill people because on some level they're kind of simple, they're just 100 and an 80 there, and they're asking what percent.

The key action came in June 2012, when the Supreme Court, staffed entirely with Mubarak era holdovers, nullified the results of the parliamentary elections on specious grounds.

I asked him to smile and very amiably he said, 'I would like to, but in this job you have to be serious.' and with that he demonstrated how appearances are deceiving. Photo by Claudia, used with permission.

The key action came in June 2012, when the Supreme Court, staffed entirely with Mubarak era holdovers, nullified the results of the parliamentary elections on specious grounds. The military was set to reassert full legislative powers.

This sounds like bad news, because it means that there will be no international price on carbon, and, without a market price, it is difficult to see how the reduction of carbon emissions can be efficiently organized. But appearances can be deceiving.

Since then, evidence has mounted not only that there were no weapons of mass destruction, but that the American and British governments provided deceptive, distorted, and misleading information.