Sentence examples for suppression of truth from inspiring English sources

That is to say, the suppression of truth is the suggestion of falsehood.

But there is something about the wartime suppression of truth in favour of propaganda that makes it especially fascinating.

But the O.E.D. says the obsolete term means "suppression of truth or fact for the purpose of obtaining something; fraudulent misrepresentation".

From the enormity of an ethnic cleansing to the microcosmic brutality of one person's private pain, Mr. Egoyan unfolds a commentary on the suppression of truth and the ownership of history.

"The Central Park Five," directed by Ken Burns, his daughter Sarah and her husband, David McMahon, looks at the perversion of justice and the suppression of truth closer to home.

It feels like the suppression of truth, for many, because we've leapt ahead of ourselves without the prerequisite change in attitudes.

When the photo ban came to light in April 2004, it became a symbol of the Bush administration's deliberate manipulation and suppression of the truth regarding Iraq.

Two years later, in "The Life of John Birch, Welchh argued that "suppression" of the truth about Birch's killing was "a minor chore" for the Communist conspiracy within the American government.

As this deliberate suppression of the truth about the unsearched e-mails came to light, the Justice Department reacted with The Old Reno Trick: obstruction by in-house investigation.

He used to say sunlight was the best disinfectant – but this suppression of the truth is making the whole government stink".

If the judges had Duncan Smith before them, they could accuse him of the old misdemeanour of suppressio veri: the suppression of a truth he was duty bound to disclose.