Sentence examples for mixed truth from inspiring English sources

Afterward, the company realized that his application mixed truth and lies.

The team's intention, Hartmann said, was to put the work in its historical context, "to show how Hitler mixed truths and half-truths with lies, to take the sting out of the propaganda at the same time as laying Nazism bare".

Myth and legend are mixed with truth and reality; ties to the Underground Railroad are claimed for many an old farmhouse.

After all the feelings of shame I grew up with, you'll probably understand why I believe that poetry mixed with truth and comedy is one of our greatest healers.

My mom always said that the most dangerous lies are the ones mixed with truth.

Perceptions were getting mixed with truths and it was all bad.

I suppose the facts of a fat summer are ones I accept and embrace every time I get a Big Mac (which is more often than I should, and yet never enough), and I'm self-aware enough to know that being this big isn't good for me, that barbs from strangers on the street are mixed with truths.

By Trillo's time, local knowledge of Chamizal's tumultuous history mixed fragments of truth, rumor, and legend.

"Given a mind that's a sieve/ Makes life so easy to live," he wrote with Spoliansky in "The Smart Set," a sardonic riff on those "neatest, ergo elitist," who sing: "Death and diseases discussed over cheeses,/ The nature of truth mixed with gin and vermouth/ The world's a mess, still we must confess/ That we frankly couldn't care less".

But to break up the monotony (and annoyance) of truth mixed with rumor, I decided to hit you guys with a straight-up lie.

There's a little bit of truth mixed in with the fiction.