bend the truth

Never mind the way he now wanted to bend the truth.

Better to keep things simple and just bend the truth a little.

"In the end it comes down to a question of bending the truth to get relief."

Ton bent the truth a little to say that he did.

"Your first officer is most accomplished at bending the truth."

"You've been known to bend the truth when it suits you, but I must be sure this time."

Green is not the only person to have concluded that Kennedy has bent the truth.

She wanted to bend the truth again, to spare his feelings.

Although she understood why he wanted her to bend the truth, it still went against the grain.

Spin, the blatant art of bending the truth, is not new in politics.

But you should definitely think of an answer even if you have to bend the truth a little.

To maintain it he will bend the truth and warp his values.

I got pulled by the cops,' Bubba bent the truth.

A truthful girl, she found it hard to bend the truth to Nanny.

Bending the truth is rarely a mortal sin in French political life.

"Definitely," Roberta said sincerely, before bending the truth a little.

"I don't know where this is leading," he said, bending the truth a little.

They don't just bend the truth, they simply reverse it.

He was, after all, only bending the truth.

Apparently, a track record of bending the truth does not discredit these new histories; it simply adds interest.

One result of that decade was a detailed knowledge of the way photographs can both serve and bend the truth.

Valerie handles it all with a cool aplomb, standing up for herself, bending the truth when necessary.

That's not bending the truth at all.

Marge tries to bend the truth, but for some reason, just cannot lie to people, which other people do not understand.

I bent the truth a little and said you had summoned me from the south-which, in a sense, you did.