“We are here to salvage that truth in the midst of great untruth that is being spread all over the country.”

“The more a fact is tweaked, the closer it edges toward untruth, and the more likely it is that people will be led to false conclusions.”

“You can recognize the party for what it is, a celebration of you, or you can wallow in the untruth that you have been manipulated for someone else's selfish gain.”

“She claims that he has acknowledged the untruthfulness of this story to her.”

“Therefore, if you challenge his respectability, he will become illogical, and hence expose his untruthfulness.”

“Wanting to erase those boundaries or pretend they do not exist already implies an untruthfulness to oneself.”

“After a while, after so many stories, after so many rumors, after so many untruths, you just learn to live with it.”

“Research revealed that untruths range from little white lies to huge whoppers aimed purely at personal gain.”

“I hope to see a few myths and untruths put to bed in 2004, but first a confession.”