| Here is a party based on principles going from strength to strength in comparison with the unrelenting mendacity of both major parties. |
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| Companies which allocate blank cheques to management teams with a proven record of failure and mendacity, get what they deserve. |
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| He would need to show a willful mendacity, an intention to deceive by deliberate falsification. |
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| It did not matter to this grand pooh-bah of the punditocracy that the ads were pure mendacity from start to finish. |
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| He cleans it up for TV or interviews, but his show is is truly a sickening display of raging mendacity. |
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| Hopefully, he will never know that there had been two delivery charges paid plus a tenner to the driver for his mendacity. |
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| Face it, he is almost pathological in either his mendacity or in his self-deception. |
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| His history of mendacity is so intense and so long lasting that he wouldn't understand the truth if he fell over it. |
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| His speculations in this regard, while intriguing, are teased from the silent ether and rely heavily on the fact of her general mendacity. |
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| What's more, the obvious mendacity of the statement renders the argument faulty and therefore a clear case of sophistry. |
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| He hits on the tight connection in everything we're seeing between incompetence, state mendacity and incipient authoritarianism. |
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| This is the director at his apex, on top of the mountain and looking down on the minions of mendacity. |
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| Washington Post hatchet man Michael Kelly joined in this macarena of meretricious mendacity. |
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| If Ann is guilty of objective mendacity in print, I should very much like to see it pointed out. |
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| We demand that the media present the facts in an even-handed manner, investigate indications of corruption and mendacity, and spare us the trivia. |
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| It is precisely this contradiction that is opening the eyes of the people to the rottenness, mendacity and hypocrisy of capitalism. |
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| His theme was that loquacity can be all too easily pressed into service as a cover for mendacity. |
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| The industry became a byword for mendacity, secrecy and profligacy with taxpayers' money. |
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| Neither illusion nor fraud nor mendacity are foreign to academic and scientific life. |
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| As the city gasps for fiscal air, it's only fair to be clear that the city's budget difficulties are a result of provincial mendacity and not local mismanagement. |
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| However, his aversion to marriage, his offbeat attitude to parenthood and his serial mendacity may be rooted rather closer to home in his own life. |
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| Let me now draw the attention of the Commission to specific provisions of the draft resolution to show once more their unfoundedness and mendacity. |
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| Deceit, avarice and mendacity seem to be the main qualities displayed by successive governments and that leads to unsafe times for us little folks. |
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| But the breathtaking extent of his mendacity has only just become fully apparent, with the declassification of a secret State Department telegram. |
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| They revealed mendacity, callousness and fecklessness at the level of generals and presidents, in the eyes of the government's own analysts. |
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| It is a movement that combines ethnic cleansing, genocide, racism, mendacity, barbarianism and fanaticism. |
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| Unseemly self-exposures, unpalatable betrayals, unavoidable mendacity, a soupçon of meretriciousness: memoir, for much of its modern history, has been the black sheep of the literary family. |
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| He was far, far too jealous of his intellectual independence, and too hyper lucid concerning humanity's mendacity and its manipulations of the divine. |
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| They then go about a process of mass indoctrination and terror, defining the limits of human expression and forbidding the normal human revulsion to an anti-human system of oppression, injustice, and mendacity. |
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| So now the hard Brexiters say, with astonishingly cynical mendacity, that Britain would be better off going it alone. |
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