Sentence examples for in a mendacious from inspiring English sources

We have heard something similar before, in "Liar Liar" (1997), which presented Jim Carrey as a lonely blurter in a mendacious world.

At worst, the investigation, which Mr Mitchell cooperated with, suggests senior police, unwittingly or otherwise, colluded in a mendacious plot to cost a senior cabinet minister his job.Mr Mitchell had been accused by officers on duty at 10 Downing Street of calling them "fucking plebs", among other abusive terms, after they prevented him from riding a bicycle through the street's main gate.

The C.D.C. produced, in 2004, a mendacious paper concluding that water-lead levels in the city were lower and less concerning than had been reported, and that no children with dangerously high blood-lead levels had been found.

It's not after all about the suits and the twinsets and the booze and the smokes and the chairs, it's about people caring about the job they're doing, even if it's a mendacious one, in a way not much seen since.

Pierce responded to the tweets in his blog, calling Simmons a "mendacious, whiny little thin-skinned bag of breeze".

Judge Brian Southwood said that the court was "unanimous in finding that he (King) is a mendacious witness whose evidence should not be accepted on any issue unless it is supported by documents and other objective evidence.

She says that we live in a culture where "being sexy" is a mendacious, exhausting bind for many women.

The ironic thing is that I will vote for a mendacious Democrat, Gray Davis, at a time when, in California, there is such widespread popular disgust with both parties that voter registration and participation are plummeting.

A mendacious tatterdemalion.

It is, therefore, a mendacious genre.

Ben Smith, the editor-in-chief of BuzzFeed, sent a memo to his staff about Trump, assuring them that it is "entirely fair to call him a mendacious racist".