Sentence examples for mendacity with from inspiring English sources

Manny is just too vivid a creation, and Rai charts the family's mendacity with grotesque enjoyment.

The mendacity with which a section of the press fanned those flames was nauseating.

Mendacity with a dash of condescension: They know the experts are opposed, and they secretly agree, but they think they can win some votes by pulling the wool over the eyes of an ill-informed electorate.

In a business where being able to tell a whopping lie is the coin of the realm, Buckpasser is the undisputed king of mendacity, and with good reason: his creators endowed him with two faces.

The only time she ever threatened to spank me was when I told her, in front of others, following one of her more absurd claims, "Oh, come off it!" Her fluent mendacity, combined with adamantine confidence, made her really indomitable.

He has Bill Clinton's trouble with mendacity and George W. Bush's on-his-sleeve religiosity; the former president's lapses of self-control and the current one's insuperable hubris.

Microsoft's ready in service capacity [13] Or perhaps their phone lines are equipped with mendacity.

The biosphere teems with mendacity.

This tension is exactly what Rayner, who met Ensler while studying theatre at USC, taps into with Mendacity.

It doesn't bode well for the Islamic state, which enforces strict moral laws on its subjects, that its head of government should be epitomized with mendacity.

One of the most mendacious of Williams's characters -- and the playwright, who died gagging on the truth of a plastic bottle cap in 1983, was a mendacity expert -- this lyrical-with-heavy-ballast Blanche relies on lying as the most potent weapon she has to make people with whom she consorts submit to her whims even as she's in heavy denial about the dire straits into which she's descended.