Sentence examples for untruth into from inspiring English sources

If you choose to declare, "I AM alone," then you are embedding an untruth into your body.

Once again, she's strayed into untruth.

Day stacked on day, erased or remembered in shreds or skewed into untruth".

"Time has transfigured them into untruth," he said of his long-ago, locked-together lovers, who proved "our almost-instinct almost true".

Finally, we have the story of Hillary Clinton and her bullet-dodging landing in Bosnia in 1996, which turns out to have been, in fact, a perilous descent into untruth.

As the film ends, its title will prompt many British viewers to think of those weathered medieval figures in Philip Larkin's "An Arundel Tomb" ("Time has transfigured them into untruth"), and of the poem's final line: "What will survive of us is love".

Untruth is baked into the process: Photographer Syreeta McFadden writes how the chemical makeup of some films is biased against dark skin tones.

There are tests to "detect" untruth in people -- you may have taken some.

Clair Huxtable hilariously halts her daughter from falling further into the "abyss of untruth" while her husband tells Vanessa, "I want the boy".

When he learned this from his daughter, that this was the lie she had been told, he repeated the line to his daughter over and over again, so that, he says, the untruth of it might be etched into granite.

In researching a new catalog about the gifts and the museum's existing collection, scholars have figured out where untruths have crept into the relatively new academic field of 20th-century design.