Sentence examples for no falsehood from inspiring English sources

A) No falsehood can last.

You see them and there's no falsehood there.

"There is no truth, there is no falsehood at this place," said Jim Glymph, one of Mr. Gehry's partners and a designer of the office park.

Fitzgerald may have been further unsettled by some of Davis's inventions, such as the character of Sally, Daisy's "middle-aged colored servant," who says things like "Dat aint no falsehood — Jes' fo' a young lady of quality to tell her Ma dat she is where she aint".

This would remedy a rather glaring shortcoming which Hilpinen's qualitative proposal shares with Popper's original proposal, namely that no falsehood is closer to the truth than any truth (even the worthless tautology).

Firstly, since a falsehood has some false consequences, and no truth has any, it follow that no falsehood can be as close to the truth as a logical truth — the weakest of all truths.

Plantinga (1977, 68), Davis (1983, 26), Gale (1991, 57), and others require that an omniscient being not only know all true propositions but believe no falsehoods.

Van Hollen says that there are no falsehoods in the affidavit.

For Netanyahu, at last, there is no historic falsehood too grotesque, no tragedy -- not even the Holocaust -- beyond his exploitation.

Under him Russia has again become a place in which truth and falsehood are no longer distinct and facts are put into the service of the government.

No more falsehoods or derisions.