Sentence examples for into falsehood from inspiring English sources

For decades, in Trump's business dealings, he never paid a price for his salesman's hype, which repeatedly edged into falsehood.

- Use of partial truths then departing into falsehood.

Or it becomes consciously rationalized into falsehood through distortion and dishonesty.

Can the moderators this fall turn their debate stages into falsehood-free zones?

First, it would turn truths into falsehoods.

And therefore the news story had metamorphosed into a falsehood.

We are then encouraged to buy into the falsehood that men can read minds and that they know what women "really" want or, at the very least, that they know what's best for us.

Instead came two all-too-political sleights of hand: a string of over-optimistic economic assumptions and the misleading message that soaking the rich could absolve the other 98% of the population from personal sacrifice.The fiscal plans are like one of those childish excuses that begin with a little exaggeration and morph into outright falsehood.

Since both the relation of being less than and the relation of being the immediate predecessor of are irreflexive over the domain of the natural numbers, the sentence "∀x(Nx→¬Mxx)" would be a logical consequence of every set of premises on criterion (F): no replacement of the non-logical constants "N" and "M" by other non-logical constants of LAr+ turns that sentence into a falsehood.

It originated with a conservative blogger, who twisted an accurate news story into a falsehood.

Here they go deeper into this falsehood by trying to present arguments for one bacterial root of archaea as opposed to another that has been proposed by a different author, in an equally faulty manner.