Sentence examples for set of falsehoods from inspiring English sources

He does not seek to defend his previous claims; he simply abandons them and switches to another set of falsehoods.

Martin's piece is, in part, a response to Anne-Marie Slaughter's controversial 2012 essay, published in the Atlantic, "Why Women Still Can't Have it All," in which she argues that Americans perpetuate a set of falsehoods about what it takes for women to be good parents and have successful professional lives, and discusses what would need to change to achieve real equality.

In general, the Times sets its documentation of falsehoods in articles apart from its primary coverage.

Another, much larger set of problems arise from the falsehood, hate and lies that go viral on social media, and their electoral consequences.

Reason forbids us from believing a proposition that is necessarily false but permits us to have a set of beliefs that necessarily contains a falsehood.

Sustained repetition and reporting of falsehoods beat the facts.

But, rather than embracing it, the agency's leadership disparaged it as a pack of falsehoods.

And a deluge of falsehoods compromises Twitter as a go-to source for breaking news.

After all, don't the best kind of falsehoods amount to a valuable creative endeavour?

(We could call this result the absolute worthlessness of falsehoods.

While it avoids the relative worthlessness of falsehoods, Hilpinen's account, just like Popper's, entails the absolute worthlessness of all falsehoods: no falsehood is closer to the truth than any truth.