| Problem is, every time someone brings up those inconvenient facts, you respond with more truthiness. |
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| Jon Stewart is not alone in the truthiness business, as his pal Steven Colbert would put it. |
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| Ideology, or, to use Stephen Colberts term, truthiness, is ascendant, But the best antidote to that is critical reason, something Reedies have in abundance. |
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| Truth, truthiness, in this mass media cacophony we live in, comes up something for grabs. |
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| She speaks truthiness to power and doesn't even know the difference. |
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| And by consumer and supplier agreement, no fact, factoid, or truthiness is too small to register. |
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| They're rated for truthiness, and there are some fascinating stories. |
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| It has looked at the facts and done its due diligence and not relied on truthiness, which is what we have seen from the Conservatives in this debate so far on Canada-Colombia. |
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| I will cite another source because it is important to get real facts out on the table, not just the emotions or the truthiness the Conservatives feel. |
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| Indeed, the hands of a clock should have no bearing upon the pronouncement of the truth, or even truthiness. |
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| In bad young poets, knowingness is to knowledge what truthiness is to truth, as Robbins' lesser stuff makes plain. |
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| An online survey by the dictionary publisher Merriam-Webster concluded that the 2006 Word of the Year was truthiness, credited to Comedy Central's Stephen Colbert. |
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| Even in the halls of Congress, economic arguments against immigration are losing their aura of truthiness, so pro-enforcement types are focusing on national security. |
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| Truthiness, recently earned the word of the year award from the American Dialect Society after being popularized by Comedy Central's Stephen Colbert. |
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| Truthiness feel truthy because it is familiar and easy to accept. |
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