Sentence examples for is untruth from inspiring English sources
And as election season heats up and the fibs start flying thick and fast, they hope to be in the vanguard of keeping reality in check.In this section The last best hope Finally, some good news Have firearm, can travel Reflected glory Fun at the FactFest Behind the Zion curtain Help on the way Terrible swift sword ReprintsThe trouble is, so is untruth.
Thinking about history, it seems, more often than not, that torture's aim is untruth, as in repressive societies, where it is used to elicit false confessions or recantations, or simply to keep people from talking freely about and to their governments — to prevent them from telling the truth, or being true to themselves.
In contrast to the singularity of this movement, for Kierkegaard, stands the crowd: "the crowd is untruth".
Thus Nietzsche arrived at Kierkegaard's idea that "the crowd is untruth": the so-called autonomous, self-legislating individual is nothing but a herd animal that has trained itself to docility and unfreedom by conforming to the "universal" standards of morality.
"All this, if to speak in literary language, is untruth and misinformation.
(NOTE: As a reviewer, it is invaluable to see films with civilians, if you want to check your ego and learn something about screenwriting, and presumption about your relevance. Having said this, I'll note that it is also sometimes absolutely essential to see films alone, because sometimes, as Rousseau said, "A crowd is untruth").
We knew the best was that there had never been untruth between us.
If you look at what they said about us it was untruth after untruth," he said.
"The chief executive officer doesn't attack a board member in writing and not pay the consequences when there are untruths in the letter," Mr. LeBuhn said.
Lib Dems have adopted an increasingly vituperative tone as they attempt to correct what they believe to be "untruths" pushed out by Tories and the no campaign and match the vigour with which the other side is campaigning.
The click-bait headlines that refer to the "death of the blockbuster" video game, the inexorable "rise of the indie" or our "inevitable free-to-play future" are untruths.
