Sentence examples for their mendacity from inspiring English sources

Their mendacity infuriated the relatives.

What makes all autobiographies worthless is, after all, their mendacity.

Would he use his book to make a point about their mendacity?

Each of the dullards recounted different stories which varied from day to day and were consistent only in their mendacity.

And he and his aides had made multiple statements making their mendacity and their discriminatory "animus" clear.

All those helpful signposted liars who let you know of their mendacity straightaway (rubbing noses, not maintaining eye contact, seeming a tad shifty, being a Tory MP) – well, apparently some of them aren't liars at all.

You can say the new "populists" are phoneys and presume their mendacities and contradictions will be exposed once people have experience of how they wield power.

That Ms. Agee is wearing a wig and delivering these lines in a studiedly natural fashion seems like a bit of a clue to their possible mendacity.

Then there is the overarching duplicity of their campaign – the mendacity that will haunt them and Britain if they win – when they pretend that all the fears and resentments that they have exploited will magically evaporate if we choose Brexit.

The Tories and their press will need to scrape their barrels of inventive mendacity for headlines to scarify voters that Corbynism means a Venezuelan-style coup.

If they end up with enough rope to hang themselves, the recklessness and mendacity of their campaign will be the reason.