Sentence examples for mendacity on from inspiring English sources

No one is suggesting fraud or mendacity on the part of the doctors or laboratories.

Or has the administration concluded, after its successful mendacity on the tax cut, that dishonesty is always the best policy?

Ms. Johansson plays Maggie, the magnificent, ravenous title creature in this oft-revived Pulitzer Prize-winning 1955 play about truth and mendacity on a bourbon-soaked Southern plantation.

"Living in China has always meant having to learn to tolerate a certain amount of mendacity on the part of the government.

On Thursday, the government produced page after page of evidence, most of it signed by Mr. Andrews, to indicate a pattern of mendacity on his part.

OK, he's a politician, ho ho, but this would be world-class mendacity on a par with golden age Soviet propaganda and those tearful born-again US philanderers we used to hear so much of.

Mitt Romney has been criticized for the mendacity of his attacks on the auto bailout and, more recently, for his baseless claim that Chrysler was planning to move production to China.

Thus, to the extent that any linguistic episode reflects or expresses something of the epistemic perspective of a particular language-user, the claim it makes is always such as can be overridden based on considerations involving that limited epistemic perspective based, e.g., on the speaker's mendacity, or on his reporting a perceptual or inferential claim that turns out itself to be overridden.

Well, maybe Disney is a stretch, but this comically grotesque series of disturbingly funny tableaus about the upside of eternal damnation, filthy lucre and masochistic mendacity draws on the work of these greats in an orgy of brush and ink and color fantasy.

Two very different but ultimately very aligned versions of GOP mendacity were on display this week.

But it's also because Ibsen's assault on the capitalist ethic and the mendacity of power still seems as potent as ever.