Sentence examples for a falsification of from inspiring English sources

It's a falsification of credibility.

The novel became a French bestseller, but Lanzmann attacked it as "a falsification of history and of its protagonists".

It's simply a falsification of history, just like Melville's; but unlike Cope, Melville wasn't a politician but an artist.

The French foreign minister at the time of the 1994 massacres, Alain Juppé, said Kagame's comments were a "falsification of history".

But there is always something captive in images like those, an idealization and a falsification of what creative labor really means.

Then Mr. Medvedev affirmed that human values were more valuable than state values and declared that Stalinist crimes were a bitter truth whose concealment was equivalent to a falsification of history.

"A complaint was made to the SPFL by a former employee of Kilmarnock FC regarding an alleged falsification of a signature on a document intended to be submitted to the SPFL," said Doncaster.

"We, [Poland] as a state, as a nation, have a right to defend ourselves from an evident slander, an evident falsification of historical truth, which, in this case, for us is a slap in the face," he said according to The New York Times.

Christopher Hitchens called it "a gross falsification of history" because Churchill is portrayed as a supporter when he was, he argues, actively trying to keep odious playboy Edward VIII on the throne.

Importantly, while empirical support has been provided for both the central and peripheral accounts of nonconscious processes from a range of different tasks, there has not yet been a convincing falsification of either position.

It is surely true that, as Nietzsche observed, "without a constant falsification of life... man could not live".