Sentences with word «mendacity»

(This is much different that the violent revolution that only seeks to alter the exalted political structure, as politics is, and can only be, the profession of mendacity in opposition to Truth).

His single tenure was covered in a mountain of mendacity by the manipulators of sectional press and political blackmail.

While I agree with James that looking for evidence of mendacity from Monckton is like shooting fish in a barrel with a stinger missile, unfortunately, James has decided not to name names for his «swath of well qualified and experienced scientists».

... The Putin Interviews offer, first and foremost, a staggering display of mendacity on the part of both interviewer and interviewee.

The great majority of Americans do not believe that, which is one reason for mendacity fatigue.

Only Faith suspects murder — and her determination to find his killer leads her to dark secrets about her father and his priceless Mendacity Tree.

Managed mendacity can be found in virtually every industry and every business, Elliott and Schroth contend.

I live in a country where Donald Trump is president, so I really shouldn't be surprised by blatant mendacity and rank bullshit anymore.

Americans are suffering not from compassion fatigue but from what might be termed mendacity fatigue.

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The problem is that Baker omits so much that his conclusion borders on outright mendacity.

In fact, there is no figure on the other side of this issue with the same reach, exposure, and systemic mendacity who could be compared to Mr. Monckton.

The secular world, lacking any vocabulary of mercy, is forced into mendacity.

Some proponents of Trump have taken this line, supposing that his personal repulsiveness, crazed inconsistencies, and mercenary mendacity are just the disrupting tonic needed for a morally self - deluding era.

Mr. Goodman's «public tranquility» is the stillness of cynical mendacity.

Except that the Hellfire doctrine is a perverse mendacity that defames God.

I'm hurting over Christians who don't care or refuse to see how Trump's mendacity divided our nation.

The grim thing about these articles is their deliberate mendacity.

If he is not lecturing, talking down to or insulting the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) and Christian leaders or trying to convince the world that there is no islamisation agenda in Nigeria he is resorting to the most disgusting and shameful mendacities.

How else can one explain the heartless mendacity of the House's Trumpcare bill, the American Healthcare Act, which strips away health security for millions of people in exchange for billions of dollars in tax cuts for the wealthiest few?

I am somewhat hesitant to attempt to describe this... peculiar concoction for fear of being accused of base mendacity.

The third character — The Post itself — reaches its moment of destiny when it is gallingly beaten to a great story as the New York Times announces it has documentary proof of government mendacity on Vietnam.

It's funny, and it's terribly sad, and it owes its stickiness to that thing West understands about horror: that nothing feels colder than the loss of innocence to tedium, routine, and the unbearable mendacity of being.

In a portrayal that mocks the beliefs of the spiritual community, Mark manufactures what he considers to be his biggest and best mendacity ever.

As we celebrate National Charter Schools Week, I only hope more mainstream media writers follow suit and aggressively expose teacher union mendacity.

Moncton, like Lomborg, obviously has some agenda; the pair are too knowledgeable is some areas not to recognize their own mendacity.

No need to attribute mendacity to them when delusion would suffice.

She presents a compelling argument that Exxon's mendacity deserves revocation of their corporate charter.

So often at this web site, the serious topic has to the baser side of humanity, mendacity accompanied by the trappings of science.

Naturally, environmentalist special interests are the worst propagators of this mercury mendacity.

But like all of Anderson's work, the current film seems best described as coitus interruptus — congress interrupted at the moment of climax by the director's peculiar fixation on mendacity in favour of the supernatural.

Michael's point is that the headlines are purposely manipulated for mendacity or obfuscation, with facts or frames being manipulated.

They believe that, as a result of the booming economy, a new management science not taught at business schools has arisen over the past decade: «managed mendacity.»

Jean - Claude Pressac, a French pharmacist and would - be denier who was for a time involved with Faurisson and Leuchter, repudiated the whole project when he saw its blatant mendacity.

The below - ground storage puts the radioactive material in a supremely safe configuration, essentially beyond the reach of extreme environmental phenomena, mendacity of terrorists, or other external events such as aircraft crash.