Sentence examples for falsehood without from inspiring English sources

There is, however, an art to this sort of deception: you have to imply the falsehood without actually saying it outright.

"A man may feel thoroughly ashamed at having told a small falsehood, without blushing," he wrote, "but if he even suspects that he is detected he will instantly blush, especially if detected by one whom he reveres".

The Court was unresponsive to my suggestion in dissent, 418 U.S., at 391-392, 94 S.Ct., at 3032, that the plaintiff should be able to prove and obtain a judgment of falsehood without having to establish any kind of fault.

When politicians find they can make assertions and perpetrate falsehood without fear of being exposed, or at least of being exposed in front of the broader public, some of them will do so.

Instead they will be confronted "whenever extremists have been given a platform to preach harmful messages and falsehoods without critical challenge".

If you're trying to talk to someone who doesn't seem to be listening, or to be fully coherent, or who switches premises in mid-conversation, or who even conjures up falsehoods without shame, there comes a point when you're inclined to give up.

The Lib Dem leader said: "For far, far too long, the isolationists have got away with peddling their myths, their fears, their falsehoods, without any challenge whatsoever, pretending that every problem in the world would somehow disappear, like the morning mist, if only we were to pull ourselves out of the EU.

Nevertheless, a brave few news organizations have demonstrated how to report on politicians' falsehoods without succumbing to either partisanship or unprofessionalism.

Artl threatened in the letter that if Lighty continued to "harass" the senator's family and "print any falsehoods without a reasonable basis to believe them accurate — the Kirk for Senate campaign will not hesitate to avail itself of all available".

I'm still struggling to understand how my country could go to war on the falsehood of WMDs without a UN resolution.

It is the charm of Mr. Brunvand's scholarship and presentation that he delivers the sad news of the falsehood of these stories without being professorially reproachful toward those of us who have relayed them.