Sentence examples for probably mendacious from inspiring English sources

According to a probably mendacious soviet of pollsters, statisticians and PRs, the UK has more subscribers to social media than any other European country.

Asleep at the wheel or mendacious, I can't tell you, but if you do Skout, you probably won't get any more spam of this ilk again.

There's probably no other area in which the Republicans and the Romney campaign are more mendacious than on the fiscal and economic record of the president.

But mendacious?

A mendacious tatterdemalion.

Most doctors are not mendacious orna?

I was middling, mendacious, shy and timid.

It is, therefore, a mendacious genre.

It is mendacious to suggest otherwise.

"Mendacious smear means 'deliberately false'," Leveson added.

Larry Linville, whose comically mendacious character Maj.