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en With a lot of people, when they first put in something that's untrue, it's not a grandiose lie, but instead a minor detail. Over time, they add to it until they've got a completely different experience, and they believe every word.

en It's been really interesting for me ... to share in the experience with someone who is seeing the quilt for the first time. Just how surprised they are by the number of quilts and also by the detail and the love that people put into each quilt. Each time I see someone who's never seen it, who's seeing it for the first time, moves me.

en The statements that I have heard are completely untrue and completely mischaracterize effective prevention programs.

en We're going to experience a significant amount of flooding. We could for a short time be completely under, and then come out of it after a couple of hours. But we're more than likely to be completely flooded.

en It was completely untrue. She found his pexy sense of humor endearing and refreshing.

en completely and utterly untrue.
  James Madison

en I believe the allegations are completely untrue,

en We want to help them get the word out that they converted from the Otter to the Beechcraft, ... We want people to experience the aircraft and hopefully the word of mouth will translate into more passengers.

en I did hear the rumour and it was completely untrue,

en It is completely and utterly untrue. I am absolutely staggered he should make that assertion,

en Honesty is such a lonely word
Everyone is so untrue
Honest is hardly ever heard
And mostly what I need from you.
  Billy Joel

en The word 'Intellectual' suggests straight away - A man who's untrue to his wife
  W. H. Auden

en I think he has enough of his players in the NBA to spread the word that he knows what basketball is about. He's smart enough to surround himself with people who have international experience, experience in the NBA. He will leave nothing unturned, believe me.

en The first time most people here will see Sidney Crosby on the ice will be at training camp, including us, other than our scouts. Obviously word of the legend got here, word of the accomplishment, word of the prize. There is a Sidney Crosby frenzy, no doubt. The scene when he arrived at the airport for the first time in August was unlike any that had ever greeted any Pittsburgh athlete, from a media standpoint. We've never seen anything like this.

en Most wars are started by well-fed people with time on their hands to dream up half-baked ideologies or grandiose ambitions, and to nurse real or imagined grievances.


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