They go off and tell untruths about the organisations for which they are working—in fact, downright lies—or for which they worked.
All we got was a litany of excuses, half-baked ideas, untruths and squalid interventions about the industry itself.
I know that the first amendment we are to vote on is a motion for rejection, supported by a letter sent to everyone which contains complete untruths.
Philosophy, to make the untruth of its abstract concepts true, needs the externality of objective science and the concrete application that only practice can bring to abstract reason.
The trade unions, who continue to spread untruths and panic, are left cold by these arguments.
Hence, at one point man, obviously through his own fault, fell into untruth.
The semantic values they mark are uncertainty and (at times) suspected untruth, hypothesis, and indeterminateness.
Myth-makers do not call attention to the possible untruth of what they are saying if they wish to persuade their audience of its truth.
