Sentence examples for mendacity in from inspiring English sources
Such mendacity, in Mr Mahlangu's view, was "not unusual anywhere in the world, [and not] a very bad thing".
If Mr Yanukovych's mendacity in the run-up to Vilnius is any guide, dealing with Ukraine afterwards will only get harder.
If he celebrated gung-ho imperial adventures that blew the heads off Arab children, he was equally keen on digging out mendacity in high places.
Clumsiness with deadly stuff, and now mendacity; in one way or another, nuclear power seemed to spell nothing but trouble.Votes of confidenceYet some did not lose faith, and are even looking at nuclear power in a new way.
Saint-Céré is far from Wasilla, Alaska; questioning Mendès-France's origins is not quite the same as demanding President Obama's birth certificate; the mendacity in the claim of France's imminent coca-colonization is of a different order from that concerning the misinformation about death panels in the United States.
It is news to us that Tolstoy's attitude toward his own illegitimate son was worse than aloof, notwithstanding the humanism and sensitivity of Tolstoy's writings, or that Richard Nixon was rather a good father and husband despite his mendacity in other contexts.
Lost in the exhaust of mendacity left in Las Vegas this week, after Donald Trump brought his birther fantasies to town on behalf of Mitt Romney, was a curious statement by the man who has now cinched the Republican nomination for president.
Add to that the media repackaging inane sludge into meringue and sending it out digitally coast to coast and you have a continuation of Bush's doctrine of mediocrity and mendacity, one in which despite the best efforts, will likely linger even in the comforting embrace of change and hope.
There is a "Machiavellianism just short of mendacity" visible in her demeanor.
Since Barbara Bel Geddes first prowled the Pollitt family's Mississippi Delta plantation home in 1955, this sultry drama of Southern decadence, greed and mendacity has returned in five major productions — this one being its third in a decade.
Pitcher Danny Almonte, who became famous first for his 46 Little League World Series strikeouts, and then for his 14 years, spent some time yesterday morning with Rolando Paulino, his mentor in baseball, and, many now say, in mendacity.
