Sentence examples for mixing truth from inspiring English sources

Mixing truth with uninformed propaganda.

I'd mix truth and falsehood and see if he could tell which was which.

As "The Grey Zone," which mixes truth with fiction, follows the day-to-day lives of a group of Hungarian Jewish members of the Sonderkommando, their profane, joshing camaraderie has a strain of tough gallows humor.

Once, Nyesie sat her grandchildren down in the living room to tell them the story, mixing the truth of the abortion with the lie of the embolism in a way she apparently thought that they could handle.

He tells the story of his life to date in the first thirty pages of the book, mixing mundane truths, plausible lies, and all-out absurdities.

The confusion was understandable: Russian television had unleashed a propaganda campaign impressive in both its intensity and cynicism, stoking ethnic hatred and exacerbating historical divides, mixing half truths with outright lies.

The article shared by Collins mixes some truth with its unfounded claims.

People mix the truth with hate, but no I didn't appreciate her putting me on the television.

Given the high degree of forgettable security questions, try a system that mixes the truth with something unknowable, or at least hard to guess.

But one parent stands up and says [Warning: Graphic Language]: "We all know there's been a lot of mixing of truth and fiction on Facebook lately, and children lack the cognitive ability to determine what's true and what isn't on Facebook.

He said: "They go on about us not mixing up but the truth be known white people don't want to integrate with Asians".