It's a falsification of credibility.
Roth came to despise this representation of his childhood, which he felt was a falsification.
** Roth came to despise this representation of his childhood, which he felt was a falsification.
The French foreign minister at the time of the 1994 massacres, Alain Juppé, said Kagame's comments were a "falsification of history".
Alex Hiller, a marketing and consumer expert at Nottingham Business School, points out that there is no conflict between anomie and consumption: "If you look at Baudrillard and other people writing in sociology about consumption, it's a falsification of social life.
"Pricewaterhouse has signed the balance sheets, and so they are responsible if there has been a falsification," said Ravi Nath, a lawyer with the Rajinder Narain law firm in New Delhi.
"The map may be a falsification, but that the United States covets the Amazon and wants to eliminate Brazil's sovereignty is beyond dispute," said Rubim Aquino, a high school history teacher here.
Still, once they began to study the canvas in depth, Mr. Christiansen said he felt the painting "was so altered in its appearance that it was a falsification," an image so far from its original conception that "if Michael hadn't proceeded with the restoration, I was going to put it in storage".
I'm reminded of James Agee, just a few years after the publication of "Down and Out," tying himself in knots over the writing of what would become "Let Us Now Praise Famous Men," that howling hymn to the grim lives of tenant farmers during the Depression — how fearful he was that any attempt to impose art on such suffering would be a falsification and betrayal.
All I am saying is that I can understand certain parts being, getting the wrong way around getting words wrong but to get so much fundamentally wrong I mean it is almost like it is a complete falsification".
An obsession with the ways in which the history of Niagara Falls is a history of falsification, prevarication and omission".
