Sentence examples for mendacity by from inspiring English sources
The government has tried to stop the mendacity by launching investigations and threatening to punish offenders, but the problem is stubborn, the article said.
Within two minutes, he delivers on this oath of mayhem and mendacity by dispatching his brother George, Duke of Clarence Chandler Williamss), to his doom.
She notably distanced herself from her husband's mendacity by saying that he "did mislead the country as well as his family".
Iva Gueorguieva's "Liars" are punished for their mendacity by being carried into a hellish maelstrom, and a tornado sweeps up a pair of lovers in Nicola Verlato's "Mothers," which suggests similar punishment for sins of the flesh.
The accumulation of endless, self-serving but also often self-subverting, easily refuted mendacity by the erstwhile leader of the free world the gaslighting has caused me to question my own sanity.
Alan Roberts wrote in the Adelaide Advertiser that Bare-faced Messiah was a "minutely researched, densely evidenced account" of the "endless catalogue of deception, distortion and psychopathological mendacity" perpetrated by Hubbard and "almost tediously chronicled" by Miller.
For hype is just another form of mendacity, fuelled by greed.
In a speech of spectacular mendacity even by his own standards, George Osborne told a group of Morrisons staff this week that the 50% rate had caused the amount collected to "fall by billions of pounds as the wealthy paid less".
The famously unfettered Conservative minister Alan Clark refashioned that formula later, putting it up a notch or two in the mendacity league by telling the Matrix Churchill hearing on arms sales to Iraq that in answering parliamentary questions he'd been "economical with the actualité" – an answer honest enough to cause the trial to collapse.
Faith delights in spreading lies in the island community; she is empowered by her mendacity and rewarded by the clues she subsequently harvests.
This negligence will now be compounded by mendacity.
