Several reviewers, including one, from the Los Angeles Times, who called it "the worst sports book so far in three centuries," have noted a lack of truth in some of the game-by-game anecdotes.
His story, a parable about role reversal and dysfunctional parenting even among criminals, goes nowhere, but it features three hammy parts for skilled performers with enough technique to make up for a lack of truth in the writing.
This can lead to hyper-competition for "high-impact" publications and in some recent cases, a lack of truth in publishing (Nosek et al., 2012; Sovacool, 2008).
("Hurricane" was a flawed movie, but if we penalized films for a lack of historical truth, "Titanic" would have played to empty houses.) In "Training Day," Mr. Washington's dry-ice grandeur -- the predator's reflexes contrasting with a pensive mouth -- deserves regard, and his powerhouse virtuosity will almost guarantee him an Oscar nomination.
Some researchers have relied on expert judgment to assess similarity, but most forego any systematic evaluation due to a lack of ground truth (e.g., [22]).
She was treated harshly because of a lack of judgment and truth, lied under oath resulting in five months of jail time, five months of home confinement, probation, and fines and fees.
No. Ultimately, it's a slippery slope of manipulation that plays into what I believe is damaging our political landscape: a lack of transparency and truth in the message that we are fed and a corporate agenda that is forgetting the actual people our government is here to lead and protect".
In 2004 he was named president of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, but he stepped down the same year, complaining that "deceit, mistrust and a lack of spiritual discipline and truth have eaten at the core of this once-hallowed organization".
Freud once warned off a prospective biographer, writing, "To be a biographer you must tie yourself up in lies, concealments, hypocrisies, false colorings, and even in hiding a lack of understanding, for biographical truth is not to be had".
In 2004 he became the president of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, but soon quit, saying with characteristic bluntness that "deceit, mistrust and a lack of spiritual discipline and truth have eaten at the core of this once-hallowed organisation".
Some fans probably came away with the impression that Zimbabwe's main problem is a lack of rain, but the truth is it's hard to imagine a disaster less natural than the one unfolding in Zimbabwe.
