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So we come back to the essential falsity of this moment in the 2008 campaign.

The falsity of such a belief must certainly be exposed.

Falsity is also not the reason such speech might be banned.

Its truth - or falsity - went to the core issues of our investigation.

"Being put to the test, its falsity cannot fail to be discovered."

It will be easy to expose the falsity of that proposition.

The falsity of that statement stung him as he made it.

Without the human proposition, truth or falsity is simply irrelevant.

This is part of a protracted debate about truth and falsity.

To my mind, this demonstrates the fundamental falsity of their faith.

If there had been any falsity to Alexandra, he would have realized it.

She did like teasing him, knowing the falsity of his stance.

Each can be complete and true in their own yet cause falsities when extended to overlap.

The politics are easy to understand, yet still rich with intrigue and, if you know where to look for them, falsities.

The life he leads is one of utter falsity and emptiness.

I would ask him to withdraw his falsities and slurs.

Desire to make, he wrote, but physical revulsion at the falsity of all making.

Merely to deny it, even to prove its falsity, is not enough.

All or nothing or any ratio between could be falsity.

Therefore views should not be prohibited for their apparent falsity.

The defining feature of this spy would be his falsity.

"Of course," I said, and heard the terrible stiff falsity in my voice.

The author will have published the quotation with knowledge of falsity, and no more need be shown.

The encounter also began on a note of falsity.

I'd like people to think there, is no falsity in me, because what I do is really my character.

They call for a car home, and she calls him out on his falseness.

She would never understand the falseness of society- or its importance.

It must be truth, finally, after a life of lies and falseness.

She could hear the bright falseness of her own tone.

She had an almost brutal quality, which from all I knew of her was a falseness.

In another person his speech might have had a hollow sound, a falseness.

You can't begin to guess just how much falseness there is.

"They will discover the falseness of the accusations made," he said.

His face was troubled, and though he managed a smile, she could sense its falseness.

And in less than an hour, Peron would know the falseness of his final words.

Not to find the truth or falseness of the statement, but why that particular word was chosen.

Jessica felt the persistence of the old ways even as she saw the falseness in this city woman.

Although the work was lucrative, he could not abide the falseness of it.

I should not have been taught the falseness I was.

Without challenging his falseness, she drew him forward again, toward Joan's room.

There was no falseness about her greeting although now Jake doubted every one and everything.

"Show us the truth or falseness of this man.

But he felt the falseness of the traditional attitude before the blood and guts were spilled.

So he would stare back at the world, with an honest contempt for the falseness of its values.

I saw the world for what it is, the emptiness, the hopelessness, the falseness.

We never thought then that there was such a thing as tragedy in life and such falseness.

We declared the ad's falseness in an editor's note that introduced it.

That his accumulating falseness corrupted everything he did or wanted to do.

With enough falseness to say he knows an answer he can't tell.

Min sometimes had that effect on him - or rather his own falseness toward her did. '