Sentence examples for mendacity out from inspiring English sources

Then there's Fischer's sense of literary style, his cutesy, lazy habit of enlivening his prose by the use or archly deliberate misuse of needlessly fancy locutions: "bailed out of the womb," "a tough [predicament] to mendacity out".

The nearest parallel to the Olympics nowadays is probably a war, an outburst of patriotic fervour, fathered by mild mendacity out of public expenditure.

That little cherub is now at an age where Santa stuffs his stocking with a copy of Zombie Slaughterbastard III and some weapons-grade Clearasil, while his little brother, aged six, is quietly, forensically piecing together evidence of parental mendacity out of one eye while the other glances out of the window in hope of catching a glimpse of a reindeer.

Or will mendacity win out, again?

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.

Was it a willful mendacity borne out of prejudice, or something else?

His Fiscal Times is a factory for churning out James Frey-like mendacity, which the Post then deceptively packages and distributes as "journalism".

Perhaps relatively few Pistachio highlights would appear in the actual reportage, indicating direct mendacity on the part of a journalist, though it would be interesting to find out just how few, or how many.

9 Where did Wüstenfuchs's substitute suffer a fatal heart attack? 10 Where did Giocante stand on the burning deck? 1 rules out mendacity? 2 describes littoral wealth? 3 suggests sacred insularity? 4 recalls the Dude's favourite cocktail?

For example, within the context of late capitalism we can still point out the specific mendacity of, say, touting subprime mortgages or high-interest credit cards to poor and poorly informed communities.

(It reveals "the mendacity of the desperately average").