Sentence examples for untruth of from inspiring English sources

"I consider any insinuation on this as an untruth of a highly provocative nature.

In the United States it was the litigant's job to prove the untruth of the alleged libel.

We have seen the untruth of this in the successful interventions governments have recently made on behalf of the rich.

Pearce got the biggest cheers for an untruth of his own: "There is one candidate who will keep the words 'under God' in our pledge".

A fair consideration of the evidence upon the preliminary question is essential; in this consideration the truth or untruth of the confession is immaterial.

But many untruths are not at all trivial – such as the seminal untruth of the president's political career - the oft-repeated conspiracy about the birthplace of President Obama.

No court could have established the truth about Auschwitz, only the untruths of one writer.

Also: Ossietzky was warning about a war to come, rather than the untruths of one well underway.

His target, he said, was the "easy platitudes, evasions and, on occasion, downright untruths of the official history".

Among all the distortions and untruths of this referendum campaign, leave's battle cry, "take back control", is the greatest.

Attributed to Mahavira (though they show connections with contemporary Brahmanical practice), these great vows were the renunciation of killing, of speaking untruths, of greed, of sexual pleasure, and of all attachments to living beings and nonliving things.