flatter to deceive

To be true, the first few minutes flattered to deceive.

They had flattered to deceive in the past, but perhaps this could be their year.

But the figures flattered to deceive in two main ways.

Reported results resemble an old picture: they flatter to deceive.

During his spell with the club, however, they mostly flattered to deceive.

Since breaking into the side late last summer for the series against Pakistan he has flattered to deceive.

What a contest in a tournament that has so often flattered to deceive.

Instead the game fizzled out having flattered to deceive most of the way through.

But it was a success that flattered to deceive.

This season we were best equipped to strike in Europe, but once more the team flattered to deceive.

We tried to get more men forward and again we flattered to deceive because our final pass was poor.

All eyes will be on the Spanish giants who have flattered to deceive in recent seasons.

As so often, England, chasing 267, began brightly, flattering to deceive.

Wales, as so often against southern hemisphere opposition, flattered to deceive.

But the loss-making restaurant will close next year, so perhaps he flatters to deceive.

However, in recent seasons they had flattered to deceive and have disappointed their supporters when something big was expected from them.

Type 76 failed to replaced 72. 80 flattered to deceive

He has flattered to deceive so far, failing to leave his mark as of yore.

He doesn't get enough praise and yet he does sometimes flatter to deceive.

Samp remain in the bottom half after consistently flattering to deceive.

Sadly, we flattered to deceive once again and allowed Taunton back into the game.

A disappointing finish to the year for the capital outfit which flattered to deceive throughout the season.

It was disappointing that they flattered to deceive yesterday.

As president he has flattered to deceive, putting forward vague reform agendas that never get going.

There have been players in the past whose skills and court craft have flattered to deceive.