untruthful

"I think I'd rather have heard something untruthful," she said.

It's hard to see our relationship, given that untruthful twist.

He was proven to be a weak and untruthful man.

"They got tired of it, because that was just untruthful."

Sometimes she could tell when he was being untruthful.

I would not deceive American people by telling untruthful data or information.

Today, the Report is considered by some to be a "prime example of untruthful war propaganda."

"The fundamental problem is how untruthful we are to our mission.

I guess the family jewels would shrink up if he was being untruthful.

I have also heard that 50% of Republicans can be untruthful.

I do not mean to imply you are being untruthful or uncooperative.

From the moment the movie was released, she blasted it as untruthful and inaccurate.

But her reasons for being untruthful are mostly noble and arise from the heart.

If someone refuses to make such a declaration or makes an untruthful one, he is barred from working in his field for 10 years.

Much better to be untruthful and leave Laura thinking that but for a migraine, they might have spent the night together.

That means he brought to the grand jury his untruthful answers to questions at the deposition.

"But there is nothing untruthful or misleading in what is being done."

He is vain and occasionally untruthful, but an entertaining writer.

A. Because by buying into myths, many public officials become condescending and even, at times, untruthful.

"They've got a candidate who has consistently given untruthful answers to simple questions.

Not to have done so would have been disingenuous and untruthful.

In the absence of that truth, all his poems were subtly untruthful.

Johnson's prevarications over Vietnam left him with an image as being "untruthful."

"The only logical conclusion is that they're being untruthful."

When you direct your own work you should be untruthful to yourself as the playwright.