Sentence examples for undermining the truth from inspiring English sources

But the Sun published a further Page 3 picture on 22 January, undermining the truth of Spence's exclusive and casting aspersions on his journalistic credibility.

Now, Facebook is trying to figure out what to do once the misinformation is already out and how to curtail its impact, Facebook VP of News Feed Adam Mosseri said last night on a panel, "Separating fact from fantasy: Is fake news undermining the truth?," at the University of California Berkeley.

The first three steps are meant to undermine the truth of religion; the last goes to its pragmatic value.

For starters, it helps reduce some of the reigning fixation on Darwin, including his near-obsessive status among creationists, who view him as a bête noire for undermining the supposed truth of Genesis.

With his daily doses of deceit, Trump is undermining the notion of truth and waging war on the foundations of American democracy.

The point is that when the lapses became known, he shrugged them off, saying they did not undermine "the larger truth" he had conveyed.

In the end we have skewed and skewered the truth -- undermining the very essence of justice and peace which is built on truth.

Under subtle pressure to tone down the UK's traditionally tough stance on Russia due to Donald Trump's sympathy towards Vladimir Putin, Duncan gave no sign of a change of British course, accusing Russia of waging political cyberwars, straying from the truth and undermining the territorial integrity of other countries.

As someone who treats addicted people on a daily basis, as well as someone dedicated to raising awareness, spreading truth and undermining the stigma around addiction, I can tell you that nothing about our increasingly insidious elections and the wildly dysfunctional governments they produce is congruent with the life that a recovering person typically aspires to lead.

Others argued that freedom and responsibility would not be undermined by the truth of scientific determinism.

If you tried to overthrow a caliph who was carrying out the will of God, that was impiety as well as treason; and if you poisoned the well of religious truth, you were undermining the political community as well as the faith.