untruthfully

I thought you had one,' he said untruthfully, glancing at his wife.

"You convinced me of its importance," I said, not untruthfully.

"That's what we're trying to learn," I told him, not untruthfully.

"We've been working something out," said Mike, firmly but in part untruthfully.

"I don't know what came over me," he added untruthfully.

My packet is quite light,' said Sam stoutly and untruthfully.

Many children in care were untruthfully told that their parents were dead or had abandoned them.

We told him, not untruthfully, that it would elate the masses to hear about the decision.

And if they testify untruthfully, there will be consequences.

Then you will know how untruthfully you have written about the real world."

I know now what I've been doing,' said Bobby - quite untruthfully.

I hope you find her better,' Miss Parsons said, untruthfully.

"Really, I'm not at all thirsty," he went on, untruthfully, trying to rescue the situation.

I don't know what you mean,' I said, quite untruthfully.

I'm quite happy pottering about here, minding my own business, he told himself untruthfully.

We have not, as Alexander untruthfully claimed in parliament, "walked away from the talks".

"As are you, O star of my skies," he called back, politely if untruthfully.

"I know what a hydroponics is," I told her untruthfully.

"I would have come even if you hadn't, Val," she answered generously and untruthfully.

'I've been using the same blade for six weeks,' he added untruthfully.

I never forgot you,' he said untruthfully, leaning over to kiss her, convinced it was the only way to stop the conversation.

In addition she was accused, knowingly untruthfully, of doing things that she had not done.

"Maroon and purple, that's all I know," he replied untruthfully.

"I can't talk about it," she said, not untruthfully.

"My husband does," she said bitterly and untruthfully.