Sentence examples for for mendacity from inspiring English sources
Is it good for mendacity, and nothing else?
The industry became a byword for mendacity, secrecy and profligacy with taxpayers' money.
His theme was that loquacity can be all too easily pressed into service as a cover for mendacity.
She fought the literalists who took imagination for mendacity, who meant to disinherit her, and everyone, of poetry.
Even Republican politicians seem to get that their candidate has set a new standard for mendacity; though many have cravenly come around to supporting Trump, many have not.
Recall, too, that Clinton backers carved out a special exemption for mendacity below the waist: 'All men lie about sex.' The aphorism being so encompassing, presumably they also lie about sex when their wives have cancer.
The set rattles on with a home-for-dinnertime mendacity: Horrorshow is sloppy and rigid, and the cor blimey drawl of The Boy Looked At Johnny – written when Razorlight's Johnny Borrell was still in the band, feels staid and dated.
Though the Big Picture knows of no record book for declarations of mendacity, that must have been some sort of new high -- at least for mainstream American news.
Mitt Romney has been criticized for the mendacity of his attacks on the auto bailout and, more recently, for his baseless claim that Chrysler was planning to move production to China.
HE IS ridiculed for his mendacity and ostracised by his peers.
From Paul Krugman of the New York Times, to Kevin Richert of the Idaho Statesman, to DownWithTyranny.blogspot.com, commentators have piled onto Ryan for his mendacity.
