Sentences with phrase «mendacity on»

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.

Not exact matches

Laqueur is right, I think, about the mendacity stains on the antismoking crusade, and about the link with the denial of death.

But recent studies on primates and preschool children suggest that the development of mendacity is more subtle than this and may have its roots deep in our evolutionary past.

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.

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

This one is an Oscar winner for its audacity and mendacity — a canard perpetuated by the National Institute on Retirement Security, a public pension advocacy group.

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.

I disagree with Dr. Curry on the wisdom of downplaying the mendacity of some of those involved.