Sentence examples for fluency of half-truth from inspiring English sources

Her voice had slipped into the perfect fluency of half-truth.

But there were lots of half-truths.

He recognizes the existence of half-truths alongside near-truths, and of "almost so"s right by "yes, nearly"s.

Social progress is imperfect, full of half-truths and sloppy misrepresentations.

However, Mr Wilshaw's dictatorship, built on a web of half-truths, encourages them to develop all of these qualities.

For years, McGee's case floundered in a swamp of half-truths, agitprop and sloppy legal defenses.

The result will always be an unstable mixture of half-truths and unanticipated difficulties.

USC says Steve Sarkisian's suit is 'full of half truths' and 'outright falsehoods'.

USC filed a response, saying Sarkisian's lawsuit was full of "half-truths" and "outright falsehoods".

Muller had called Al Gore's An Inconvenient Truth a pack of half-truths and had expressed concerns about the quality of temperature data used to compile warming trends.

"That's sort of a half-truth," David Jaroslawicz, a lawyer for the massage therapists, said Tuesday.