Sentence examples for lacking in truth from inspiring English sources

Antiquities head Mustafa Amin also dismissed the rumours, saying they were "completely lacking in truth".

He added that "the claims of coordination between the Egyptian and Israeli sides in this matter are totally lacking in truth and go against sense and logic".

But speaking figuratively, Mr. Rapp's latest is an empty farrago of a play so lacking in truth and perception that I almost began to believe the serving of that bird — not to mention the flocks of same thudding against the walls of the house, apparently in mass suicide — constituted some sort of willful joke.

Reports of planned ceremonies at the site were "completely lacking in truth," Mr Amin said.

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Well, at least we have E.J. Dionne to assail the ads for being very unbecoming for McCain and lacking in truth.

They treat utterances which are commonly regarded as true or false as lacking in truth-value (at least with respect to their primary meanings) and they immunize moral judgments from error by depriving them of the possibility of falsehood.

What this grandiose rhetoric lacks in truth, it makes up for in fear.

The production, he said, was "too Hollywood," lacking in both depth and truth to the original narrative.

But much of the comedy feels tame, safe and solicitous, lacking in the spontaneous acid truth of the flaying insults in "August".

Her second album, 21, is, in truth, a little lacking in grit for me, but here's the thing: Adele's wise-cracking, ebullient normality off-mic puts Beyoncé's doe-eyed absence in sharp perspective.