- charges. "The liar", he said, "is no whit
better than the thief, and if his
mendacity takes the form of
slander he may be
worse than most thieves." The press...
- A lie is an ****ertion that is
believed to be false,
typically used with the
purpose of
deceiving or
misleading someone. The
practice of
communicating lies...
- Tin Roof
features motifs such as
social mores, greed, superficiality,
mendacity, decay, ****ual desire,
repression and death.
Dialogue throughout is often...
- that
Satan can
never claim his soul.
After a life of sin, drink, and
mendacity, Jack is
refused entry to
heaven when he dies.
Keeping his promise, the...
-
Harris concealed through deception.
Fuselier adds that
Harris engaged in
mendacity not
merely to
protect himself, as
Harris rationalized in his journal,...
- For at
heart he was a true moralist,
fired to root out
hypocrisy and
mendacity in
public life as well as private. Few saw The Plot
Against America as...
- liar", from
menda "defect, fault" amend, amendment, emend, mendacious,
mendacity menstru-
monthly Latin menstruus menstrual,
menstruation mensur- measure...
- (book reviewer),
October 24, 2010, The
Washington Post,
Review of "The
Mendacity of Hope," by
Roger D. Hodge,
Accessed April 26, 2014, "...Although Hodge...
-
occupation of the
remainder of
Bohemia and Moravia, "which in its
unctuous mendacity was
remarkable even for the ****s." Churchill's
prediction was fulfilled...
-
merely bear what is necessary,
still less
conceal it—all
idealism is
mendacity in the face of what is necessary—but love it. The
phrase is used elsewhere...
