The account, Trey Gowdy Prayers, appears to falsely speak on behalf of the Benghazi committee chairman as switching his allegiance to Cruz after determining his support for Rubio was "a grave mistake".
The charge is an invention by a number of organizations claiming (falsely) to speak for American Jewry.
Thus, for example, if one says (as in Tarski [1941], 21) 'We are going on a hike or we are going to a theater', even with charged emphasis upon the or, one will have spoken falsely if in the event we do both, unless, as in Tarski's example, one has also denied the conjunction. of which the authors remark, "There is no mistaking the sense of or here: John cannot be in both places at once".
Saying he was "tremendously disappointed," Bing even said the governor had spoken falsely about the mayor's support for the agreement.
When the Eleatic visitor introduces the puzzles about false belief and speaking falsely, he points out the danger of contradicting oneself, citing Parmenides' proscriptions against speaking of what is not (236e-237c).
But that is what speaking falsely would entail, since speaking falsely just is to say something that is not.
This is not the anonymity we all sometimes seek when online; sock puppetry is about setting up a false identity so the puppeteer can speak falsely while pretending to be another person.
"To falsely substantiate that she had spoken with Bacanovic, she even provided false details of her December 27, 2001, conversation," one document states, "reporting that she and Bacanovic also discussed 'how MSLO was doing' and Kmart, subjects which in fact were not discussed, because she did not speak with Bacanovic, but rather his assistant Faneuil".
A jury found he spoke falsely before.
You hear her controlled anger when, falsely accused, she speaks of "honour".
