mistruth

In this case, the mistruth clearly served a greater good.

When asked after the game why he was so certain, Pitino said, "That might have been the only mistruth."

But Jules knew that Liu's claim to being a humble philosophy student was a mistruth.

That is a blatant mistruth.

"If you've caught me lying again, I'm done," Mr. Rollins said, claiming just a one-time resort to large-scale mistruth in his 30 years of politicking.

And if those albums weren't persuasive emotionally and physically--and let's just say they weren't--still, no mistruth has been uttered!

"Why, for that," Father Vidicon replied, "thou art the Spirit of all Paradox, and canst speak true words in such a way that they express mistruth!

In Ireland, the 'no' campaign are propagating the mistruth that if we support this Treaty there will be no future referendums in Ireland on further treaties, should we need them.

I Told Him a Mistruth' Asked about his statement in the letter, Mr. McGovern, in an interview, said: "I told him a mistruth.

But Persham had suggested to Mr. Jocelyn that the information contained in the message concerning the ship was untrue, and that the wireless-officer, being an employee of the shipping company, would decline to accept such a mistruth for putting out on the air.

Other governance experts argue that the liver transplant now makes one of Apple's assertions from January that Mr. Jobs was suffering only from a hormonal imbalance seem like a deliberate mistruth, unless Mr. Jobs's health condition suddenly deteriorated.