Sentence examples for mixture of truth from inspiring English sources

The internet is a global lavatory wall, a Rabelaisian mixture of truth, lies, insanity and humour.

They offer a mixture of truth and poetry that has won converts even among the intellectually sophisticated.

The internet, he said, was "a global lavatory wall, a Rabelaisian mixture of truth, lies, insanity and humour".

She's a tremendous mixture of truth and style, of heart and comedy, and you need that for Holly".

Every modern nation-state has built itself around some perceived essence, some identity regarded as unique, even if it's a mixture of truth and lies, elisions and exaggerations.

Which leads me to the second reason why I was feeling a little impartial towards this novel: it was a varying mixture of truth and fiction.

HOEPPNER: It is a mixture of truths and untruths.

Tranches represent cutoffs based on variant resources designated as truth during VQSR, and they are generated by considering the VQSLOD scores (logarithm of odds ratio that a variant is real vs. not under the trained Gaussian mixture model) of truth variants that are present in the recalibrated raw variants.

Beautifully written and quietly playful in its mixture of lies, truth and shifting, dreamlike perspectives, the unnamed narrator of A Sport and a Pastime chronicles, among other things, his short and intense friendship with a young American expat during an endless summer in France.

The right has fallen for a mixture of half-truths – the European Union undoubtedly diminished national sovereignty – and fantasy.

It was the stuff cartoonists dreams of: just label the lamb "the electorate", say that he's feeding it a mixture of half-truths and empty promises, make some comment about "lamb to the slaughter" and take the rest of the day off.