Sentence examples for and a falsification of from inspiring English sources

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

Khaled Meshaal of Hamas described the synagogue's opening as "a declaration of war" and called it a "falsification of history and Jerusalem's religious and historic monuments".

When the Republic of Macedonia declared its independence in 1991, Greece immediately objected to the name of the new republic, insisting that "Macedonia" had been used by Greeks since ancient times and that its "appropriation" by the Republic of Macedonia constituted a "falsification of history" and a revival of territorial claims on Greek Macedonia (Makedonía).

Writing in the magazine _Marianne in January of this year, Lanzmann attacked the book as "a falsification of History and of its protagonists" and, a week later, in Le Monde, announced that he had completed "The Karski Report," "with the intention of re-establishing the truth as quickly as possible".

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

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

Any attempt to argue against these axioms will undoubtedly be considered a "falsification of history" and equated with a thought-crime.

It's a falsification of credibility.

But to ask Mr. Del Tredici to moderate his excesses would be to request a falsification of his basic purpose.

On the other hand, Richter calls Eden's arguments a "falsification of history".

By withholding from the viewers an important part of the truth, the Met is engaging in a falsification of history.