deceptively

"This is a deceptively deep issue from a policy point of view."

First, West might have dropped the eight deceptively under the king.

This is a great game, even though it's so deceptively simple.

It's a deceptively simple idea that's very difficult to put into practice.

Making it all look deceptively easy, a star was born.

But that goal in and of itself is deceptively simple.

My first few days on the job were deceptively pleasant.

Within a few weeks the team hit on a deceptively simple solution.

She gets to people on camera with that look and some deceptively simple questions.

The room is deceptively traditional, and younger than it looks.

It is a deceptively simple play, usually called from within 20 yards.

At one level the answer to this question is deceptively straightforward.

But he can also be deceptively gracious, especially when he's about to do you in.

Yet his commanding voice comes out of a deceptively small mouth.

They also provide what many see as a deceptively easy accessibility to a difficult art.

He can also move deceptively quickly and efficiently for a man of his size.

He was deceptively strong but hampered by his very nature.

The road cut straight ahead to a deceptively close horizon.

This makes the written language look deceptively similar to Spanish.

I have an unconventional idea, and a deceptively simple question.

Like so many questions about taxation, this is deceptively simple.

"They were deceptively driven to these sites and then held there against their will."

The air was almost still, the new flakes large, and the morning deceptively warm.

Many of these were brought away from their homelands deceptively.