Sentence examples for be untruthful to from inspiring English sources

It would be untruthful to say that it hasn't saddened me that my view didn't prevail.

"Or it would have to be fictionalized, and then I would have to be untruthful to the real events".

"Poor children live a very unpleasant life and to avoid that would be untruthful, and I don't think one should be untruthful to children.

("Several of our players smoke, so it would be untruthful to back an anti-smoking campaign," explained MacLeod in response to criticism from Scottish health education executives, genuinely believing the baroque logic).

I think it would be untruthful to say that wasn't a very exciting thing.

It would also be untruthful to say that the bulk (or even a significant fraction) of the innovative work in American poetry is now being published by trade presses in New York City--especially as such presses, when they do deign to promote the efforts of youngish or untried authors, generally refuse to look outside the Five Boroughs for new talent.

Rather, he came to believe that by hiding his sexuality he was being untruthful to God.

Hargrove also actively obstructed the league's 2010 investigation into the program by being untruthful to investigators.

Senn did not contend that it was untruthful to characterize him as 'unfair,' if the requirement that he refrain from working with his own hands was a lawful one.

The judge found Butler and Gray to have been "untruthful" to Hogg and said that even with the assistance of an independent social worker it would be a "challenging rehabilitation" for all concerned.

City administrator Sabrina Landreth said the four terminated officers were fired for a range of offenses, including attempted sexual assault, engaging in lewd conduct in public, assisting in the crime of prostitution, assisting in evading arrest for the crime of prostitution, accessing law enforcement databases for personal gain, and being untruthful to investigators.