Sentence examples for mendacity is from inspiring English sources

Mendacity is his proper state.

Putin's mendacity is mainly an exercise in hypocrisy.

But Dr Smith thinks that mendacity is not always the explanation.

Rhetorical self-restraint is abandoned and vituperative exaggeration, often vaulting into outright mendacity, is rampant.

"There's nothing else to live with except mendacity, is there?" And so it seems.

Key quote about the media: "Their failure to challenge state mendacity is as predictable as the mendacity itself".

But exaggeration, inexactitude and mendacity are the currency of politics.

BERMAN: Mendacity was my own word, applied to Bush, back in 2003, and it was the right word.

They also offer an epitome of human nature, in which greed and mendacity are innate, but so are honesty and altruism.

A consistent theme in this book is that official mendacity was common to all countries, whether or not their governments depended on votes.

Maybe, according to the opposites-attract principle, Armstrong's mendacity was what attracted Hodgson: the comedian seems appalled at the thought that he might be duping people.