Sentence examples for falsehood a from inspiring English sources

This, I think, is a falsehood: a consolatory lie, but a lie nevertheless.

"In the current situation, the traction is that there is a whole conspiracy to remove him, and yet we know this is a falsehood, a complete falsehood.

"Double Falsehood," a tale of romance, madness and betrayal was revived a few times then fell out of favor for more than 200 years, with the question of whether it actually derived from Shakespeare never effectively answered.

In 1727, a writer and editor named Lewis Theobald was preparing to unveil "Double Falsehood," a tragicomedy that he said was based on manuscripts of a lost play by Shakespeare.

And to make sure that it never falls prey to falsehood, a new generation of artists is being created at the Escuela Taller de Quito I, an artisanal school for underprivileged teenagers.

Other productions include "Double Falsehood," a play that scholars believe includes reworked material by Shakespeare, to be directed by Brian Kulick; and "School for Lies," described as a "free-form, modern riff" on Moli?'s "Misanthrope," adapted by David Ives and directed by Walter Bobbie.

Each one of Siatous's paintings is thus a means to discredit that falsehood, an ex post facto document of a society denied its right to a home.

"He had several charges and reprimands throughout his career, including telling a falsehood to a sergeant and speaking in an improper manner to a senior officer.

But I guess she figured I could deliver a falsehood with a convincing air of truth.

The Z operator applied to an unknown and anything but a falsehood yields an unknown.

This legal fiction was denounced by Edmund Burke as a "glaring falsehood", as a "palpable absurdity", and even as a "forgery, fraud".