"Some of the ads (and public relations pitches) I think (amount to) overmarketing," First said, conceding that the assertion made on his behalf that the operation can "cure" nearsightedness--technically called myopia-- is not a truthful statemyopia-- is
It is also possible to deceive using truthful statements that are not assertions, such as jokes, ironic statements, and even the lines of a play delivered on stage, so long as the intention to deceive can be formed.
Among them, Mr. Clinton is charged with making false or misleading statements to "deceive the American public" about his relationship with Ms. Lewinsky; filing "false or insincere assertions of privilege" with the court, though he knew he was not being truthful; using his lawyers to make those assertions and "purposely jeopardizing" Paula Corbin Jones's ability to pursue justice in a court of law.
There is no reason to believe that other assertions made to the FA were any more truthful.
Statements appeared truthful that Davern heard Wood and Wagner arguing on board The Splendour, as did Davern's assertion that Wagner, Wood's husband, told him not to turn on the boat's search light when the 43-year-old actress couldn't be located on board, Temple said.
Moreover, Ms. Tripp was making assertions that she had been pressed by White House higher-ups to be less than truthful about other aspects of the Whitewater inquiry, in which she had been a minor witness.
She proved that again last week with her assertion on "Fox News Sunday" that James Comey, director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, had declared her to be truthful in her answers about her decision to use a private email server for official State Department business — a grossly misleading interpretation of an F.B.I. report that pointed up various falsehoods in her public explanations.
RP: Truthful, always truthful.
It was truthful, 100% truthful.
"And truthful voices come from truthful people".
Truthful how? "Truthful to the world".
