Sentence examples for mendacity under from inspiring English sources

But the trial that is scheduled to begin on Monday in federal court in El Paso will go far beyond questions of Mr. Posada's mendacity under oath.

No, what led to Dr Kelly's lonely death on Harrowdown Hill was the decision of New Labour's mendacity machine, under the control of Downing Street liar-in-chief Mr Campbell, to launch a phoney war on the BBC, creating a smokescreen to divert attention from the way parliament and the public were misled on the case for war".

It derives from a systematic mendacity, which got its start under Bush in regard to the Iraq War, but I'm afraid has not come to an end.

But he'd seen enough evidence of murder and mendacity in other cables, so, as Manning, under oath, told a court, he tried to give it all to the New York Times to have knowledgeable reporters review the cables confidentially for life-saving information.

That claim, which a member of the New York Times editorial board termed "an extraordinary lie" -- was initially accepted stenographically by some political journalists, and spread like wildfire on social networks, before crumbling under the weight of its own mendacity.

Public opposition to immigration in Britain isn't just a product of xenophobia or media mendacity, as sometimes claimed, but people's response to its impact on a deregulated labour market, under-invested housing and slashed public services.

Why the nonstop mendacity?

"Mendacity, thought Mosca.

So ministers resort to mendacity.

Mendacity is his proper state.

Their mendacity infuriated the relatives.