How To Use untruthfulness In A Sentence
- What passes by the name of "Etiquette" is often of the essence of unpoliteness and untruthfulness. Character
- She claims that he has acknowledged the untruthfulness of this story to her over the years.
- This invitation, combined with other evidence that police believe indicates her untruthfulness, has obvious implications for her charge of rape. Yes Means Yes—Except on Campus
- Honesty and sincerity to ourselves is the decoding agent that unscrambles the web of illusion created by our untruthfulness.
- I think if one puts the issue in terms of moral responsibilities about what should or should not be remembered, Muller may have a stronger argument than his original framing of it in terms of 'untruthfulness' which requires a higher standard of evidence. The Panzer and the Hitler Youth
- Hellman was repeatedly accused of untruthfulness, most notably by her longtime adversary Mary McCarthy, who announced on US television: "Every word Hellman writes is a lie – including 'and' and 'the'. The scandalous Lillian Hellman
- Yes and No in affirmations and denials -- as if our word for it were not enough, and we expected others to question it -- springs from that vicious root of untruthfulness which is only aggravated by the very effort to clear ourselves of the suspicion of it. Commentary Critical and Explanatory on the Whole Bible
- The fable was started by Laplace, who invented the "conjuration", though he tried to tone for his untruthfulness by omitting the phrase in the fourth edition of his "Essai philosophique" (see LAPLACE). The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 13: Revelation-Stock
- The reporter must have forgotten those common sense soldiers on the HMS Ark Royal who turned off the BBC in disgust at its bias and untruthfulness.
- With her, untruthfulness had always been a difficult matter. CHAPTER VII