Sentence examples for mendacity in the from inspiring English sources

If Mr Yanukovych's mendacity in the run-up to Vilnius is any guide, dealing with Ukraine afterwards will only get harder.

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.

When the emperor of China, who holds a monopoly on cotton, convenes a congress to excuse the commodity's apparent shortage, the intellectuals line up to whitewash the regime; there is even a prize for the best piece of official mendacity, in the shape of the emperor's daughter.

The owners' mendacity in the 1980's collusive effort to depress the ballplayers' income was in many ways as damaging to baseball as the Black Sox scandal of 1919, the appeals court wrote, referring to the Chicago White Sox throwing the World Series against Cincinnati.

That book, with its tough investigative reporting that exposed malfeasance, incompetence, cruelty and mendacity in the CIA's leadership, is at the core of the case against Sterling.

Not taking my eyes off the painful human condition in the "old world," and the fun house of small-town mendacity in the "new" one, I wanted to explore the inland territory of peace between oceans of conflicts and empathy for every living being.

Didn't you notice a powerful and obnoxious odor of mendacity in this room[Bureau}?... There ain't nothin' more powerful than the odor of mendacity[corruption]..

Exhibit No. 1 of Administration mendacity in this book is David Stockman himself.

Didn't you notice a powerful and obnoxious odor of mendacity in this room?

Writing the decision in Steve Garvey's appeal of his collusion award, Judge Stephen Reinhardt said: "The owners' mendacity in their 1980's collusive efforts to depress the ballplayers' income was in many ways as damaging to baseball as the Black Sox scandal of 1919.

The internet contributed to the culture of mendacity in a fight between nuclear neighbors.