Sentence examples for twisted truth from inspiring English sources

Luhn was reportedly among the first women to contact investigators hired by Fox, in the wake of Carlson's lawsuit, to straighten out the twisted truth about sexual harassment at the company.

Compare the two stories and you could not conclude otherwise -- if you accept the twisted truth as defined by Cheney, Palin and Beck.

Compare the two stories and you could not conclude otherwise - if you accept the twisted truth as defined by Cheney, Palin and Beck.

The result is his book, "Altered Genes, Twisted Truth" (Clear River Press, 2014): a sobering, comprehensive, and riveting history of how corporate power bended the state and brought into being the genetically engineered food industry.

At a private residence in Los Angeles this past Saturday, chimpanzee researcher Jane Goodall revealed that Steven Druker, author of Altered Genes, Twisted Truth: How the Venture to Genetically Engineer Our Food Has Subverted Science, Corrupted Government, and Systematically Deceived the Public challenged Monsanto to review his research for any inaccuracies.

Steven Drucker's recently released book, Altered Genes, Twisted Truth: How the Venture to Genetically Engineer Our Food Has Subverted Science, Corrupted Government, and Systematically Deceived the Public explains how the FDA covered up and ignored data from their own scientists who warned that GMOs were not sufficiently studied.

No matter how twisted the truth, it all added up to these backwoods militiamen.

I have come to know at least half a dozen of those involved in the Lucas investigation -- both from the DEA and local cop shops -- and they are livid about how twisted the truth has become.

If we're lucky, and can stay awake through the policy talk and rehearsed lines and twisted half-truths or bald faced lies they sling at each other, the veil might lift in some unscripted moment and reveal something we really want to know -- need to know -- about the human being behind the candidate.

There is a twisted kernel of truth at the heart of Livingstone's claims when he alludes to the so-called Haavara (transfer) Agreement, although it took place in 1933 not 1932 as Livingstone suggests.

In both Uganda and Hollywood, people in power try to bludgeon journalists into accepting their twisted versions of the truth.