| What is of note from some of these is the exaggeration which leads to half-truth or lies that is being communicated. |
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| It is a half-truth that notably impoverishes the life of the Conferences and their possibilities of performing. |
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| We looked into the situation for female workers under federal jurisdiction, and it seems as though what the minister told us was a half-truth. |
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| Again that is, at best, a half-truth, and I would suggest a complete fallacy if members really want to know the truth. |
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| Such a functional dichotomy, even if only a half-truth, would eventually prove destructive of transatlantic relations. |
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| The bare assertion that there are no problems in classifying dicalcium phosphate in the other Member States is a half-truth, for it does not say that dicalcium phosphate is not imported into those Member States from Tunisia. |
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| This is a shortcut to meaning, even less than a half-truth of what is actually at hand. |
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| An outworn half-truth always used on wet-behind-the-ears curates and such like. |
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| A half-truth is more deadly than an outright prevarication. |
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| To say that he is a terrible actor is to utter a half-truth. |
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| My hunch is that this is at best a half-truth, which has continued to circulate because it has not been put under penetrating scrutiny. |
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| According to Popovski, the half-truth became dominant manner of the political and media scene in Macedonia. |
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| Perhaps we can also lay to rest the half-truth that intelligent and experienced deputy ministers can manage any department regardless of its nature or service. |
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| But each time he develops a new subterfuge, half-truth, fact or excuse. |
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| A half-truth is worse than a lie, but this is not even a half truth. |
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