untruthfully

IPA: ʌntrˈuθfʌɫi

Examples of "untruthfully" in Sentences

Senator Clinton doesn't attack unfairly, just untruthfully, using very creative statistics.
A myth is a story, or account, which tells the truth untruthfully, which is to say, by figures and images rather than literally.
To which Gingrich responded untruthfully that, "more people have been put on food stamps by Barack Obama than any president in American history."
While untruthfully scare-mongering the stoppage of Social Security payments, this latest presidential folly instigated a last-minute compromise to avoid a debt default.
In one camp, we preach (impractically) that money is the root of all evil and we should rise above it; and in the other camp, we preach (untruthfully) that God blesses the faithful and wants each person to be fabulously wealthy.
There were times when Our Lord Jesus Christ defended himself against the false accusations that were being thrown against him indiscriminately ( "If I have spoken untruthfully, then tell me what I have said; if not, why do you strike me?").