Sentence examples for as untruthful from inspiring English sources

And the Obamaites have been whispering that Mrs Clinton is as untruthful as Slick Willie himself.The Democratic candidates have also gone on record making explosive charges that they cannot now defuse.

Sir John and Mr Justice Sweeney said they rejected as "untruthful" Davey's assertion that his message was not meant seriously.

If Brown successfully defines Warren as untruthful and hypocritical while remaining well-liked himself, it could go a long way.

We can dismiss perfectly consistent evidence as untruthful, or claim that "Honest Abe" did not mean what he said – for this policy alone.

At the same time, the campaign will seek to portray Mr. Blumenthal as untruthful and remind voters about his Vietnam War record.

He did not improve his position by putting forward evidence which, it is now common ground, must be treated as untruthful".

Judge Charles Wide, rejected her appeal and ordered her to pay £4,080 in costs, saying she had been persistently untruthful as well as corrupt.

"There is a tendency on the part of Senator Bradley to interpret any disagreement with his position as an untruthful statement," the vice president said.

Mark Twain, a prominent critic of hers, described her in 1907 as "vain, untruthful [and] jealous," but "[i]n several ways ... the most interesting woman that ever lived, and the most extraordinary".

The attacks, "as tawdry as they are untruthful," she writes, have been made by those with "a vested interest in portraying Stone as a paid Kremlin stooge because he remains an icon to those who despise all that the far right espoused".

In our time the insistence that what writers write about is ultimately themselves grows ever louder, as though the imagination is being arraigned for being untruthful, as though the only truth is testimony or confession.