Sentence examples for falsehood you from inspiring English sources
Wilson's gift for enthusiasm, for embellishing the truth, is his great talent, his very life a testimony to the power of meta as the falsehood you believe in anyway.
UPDATE: John McCain, fibbing his way through an introduction of Palin in Cedarsburg, Wisconsin, advances the falsehood: "You know what i enjoyed the most?
If you believe the idea of life being joy-centered is a falsehood, you have bought the snake oil of disillusionment, and you are probably still taking a tablespoonful of its bitterness every morning.
The outright falsehoods, you won't be surprised to learn, tend to be politically motivated.
But, as with posters, it is the unfamiliar falsehood which catches your attention, rather than the falsehoods you have grown used to.
But it's not good news for our economy – despite the falsehoods you'll hear from President Trump, his surrogates and their fossil fuel industry backers.
With this strange mélange of ornate locutions, Chicago patois, Joycean portmanteaus, and Yiddish cadences, Bellow found himself able to produce page after page of acrobatic verbal stunts: One day's ordinary falsehood if you could convert it into silt would choke the Amazon back a hundred miles over the banks.
For example: according to family legend, the ink-poisoned soldier falls dead; rather than letting us take it all in, Makkai concludes, "But if this were your family legacy – this ridiculous assertion of the might and violence of ink, this blatant and beautiful falsehood – could you change it?
Then firmly embracing a falsehood (if you can pull it off) has greater overall expected utility than believing its true negation.
He seems to have mastered the debating technique of overwhelming you with such a torrent of falsehoods that you couldn't possibly address them all in real time.
The Obama camp presumably is doing this in part to prod the press corps into holding Romney accountable more effectively for his falsehoods, but you have to wonder whether this will make that less likely.
