20 Sentences With "dissembles"

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Mr. Trump lies, dissembles and misleads at virtually every opportunity. from The New York Times
Ross Douthat Politicians lie; Donald Trump dissembles more frequently than most. from The New York Times
Sure, she compromises, she sometimes dissembles and at times her judgment has been flawed. from The New York Times
When the right-wingers start screaming at him, he just backs off and dissembles in front of us. from The New York Times
There is also the presence of Mr. Trump, a candidate who freely dissembles in a manner rarely seen in a presidential campaign. from The New York Times
America's security and global authority are threatened as the White House "dissembles and serially contorts the facts," former National Security Adviser Susan Rice warned Wednesday. from CNBC
So, when a White House deliberately dissembles and serially contorts the facts, its actions pose a serious risk to America's global leadership, among friends and adversaries alike. from CNBC
In April it debuted Daisy the recycling robot, which dissembles old iPhones, and announced that its global facilities across 43 countries are powered by 100 percent clean energy. from CNBC
The mind becomes remarkably nimble when given a few confines to work with, and Roussel, ever mathematical in his writing, dissembles into parentheticals as his problems grow in size. from Hyperallergic
He dissembles too well, and ends up the object of her chaste infatuation; worse, he finds out that at least two other men are enjoying the physical intimacy he craved. from New Yorker
As with Ronald Reagan, it's not the specifics with Trump, it's a feeling, a vibration — and no matter how much he dissembles, reveals himself as a thug, traffics in contradictions, the raptness persists. from The New York Times
We don't want the White House chief of staff to be the sort of person who shields and defends abusers — and then dissembles about it — simply because the abuser is a rare competent staffer. from The New York Times
It is rather the portrait of a president who has lost the confidence of his constituents — a president who lies and dissembles, who fails to get things done, and who, in the public mind, is self-absorbed to the point of being unconcerned with their needs and wants. from The Hill
While the details have been different, his portrait of the president broadly resembles those provided by others who have split with Mr. Trump, including former aides, business associates and even his onetime ghostwriter, who likewise have described a president who bullies, dissembles and cheats to serve his own interests. from The New York Times
Polyxena and D'Ormea enter and remonstrate with him, having overheard. Victor quickly dissembles, modifying the end of his rant to make it appear that he had been complaining about his allowance and living quarters.
After AMR constriction is complete, two secondary septums are formed by glucans. How the AMR ring dissembles remains poorly unknown. Microtubules do not play as significant a role in cytokinesis compared to the AMR and septum. Disruption of microtubules did not significantly impair polarized growth.
When discovered (dressed as a young man) embracing the corpse, she dissembles by inventing the imaginary "du Champ", referring to him as "a very valiant Briton and a good", calling herself his devoted servant. For this reason the name is typically interpreted as an affectionate compliment to Field.Ros King, Cymbeline: constructions of Britain, Ashgate Publishing, Ltd., 2005, p.89.
Shaken by this revelation, Boris dismisses Fyodor. He orders Shuysky to seal the border with Lithuania, and, clearly on the edge of madness, asks Shuysky whether he has ever heard of dead children rising from their graves to question Tsars. Boris seeks assurance that the dead child the prince had seen in Uglich was really Dmitriy. He threatens Shuysky, if he dissembles, with a gruesome execution.
In meiosis, absence of a chiasma generally results in improper chromosomal segregation and aneuploidy. Points of crossing over become visible as chiasma after the synaptonemal complex dissembles and the homologous chromosomes slightly apart from each other The phenomenon of genetic chiasmata (chiasmatypie) was discovered and described in 1909 by Frans Alfons Janssens, a Professor at the University of Leuven in Belgium.Elof Axel Carlson, Mendel's Legacy: The Origin of Classical Genetics, CSHL Press, 2004, , p.xviiIn pursuit of the gene: from Darwin to DNA By James Schwartz Harvard University Press (2008), p.
Reason versus passion: Laura, the Cuban physician, and Colonel Seidlits embody reason, while Zeluco, his mother, and Captain Seidlits give in to their emotions. Physiognomy: Laura and Madame de Seidlits discuss whether or not a person's character manifests itself in his or her appearance; the narrator remarks that Zeluco is handsome despite his evil nature. Manipulation, power and control: Zeluco dissembles in order to achieve his sexual conquests; he becomes obsessed with forcing Laura to yield to his desires; he feels the need to both display her beauty and prevent other people from interacting with her. Incorrect assumptions: Zeluco initially assumes that Laura is attracted to him and is astonished when she refuses his proposal; he later believes that she is attracted to the Italian Nobleman; he never doubts Nerina's affection for him.