1.In recent years, he has found himself drawn to mendacity, prevarication, fabrication—you know, lying.

近年来，他发现自己被谎言、推诿、蒙骗所吸引，这就是撒谎。

2.The fantasy of visible mendacity may help explain why " Pinocchio" is in vogue.

这种对于谎言一目了然的幻想，可能有助于们明白《匹诺曹》为什么如此流行。

3.She glowed; remembering the mendacity of the imagination, she flagged; then she freshened; then she fired; then she cooled again.

放光彩；跟着想起这种想象的不着边际，又消沉了下去；随后绪又振奋起来；上发烫；再接着又冷了下去。

4.We should be able to look past the mendacity.

们应该看透这种谎言。

5.Mendacity is quite ready to deal with " the incident" even on these terms; but, we repeat, we have had enough of trifling.

即使按照这些条款，谎言也已经准备好处理“事件”；但是，们再说一遍，们已经受够了琐事。机翻

6.To come to the point, the great merit of these scrapbooks, for they can scarcely be called biographies, is that they license mendacity.

言归正传，这些剪贴簿的最大优点在于它们允许撒谎，因为它们很难被称为传记。机翻

7.In his splenetic new book, Mr Milbank dates the " crack-up" of the Republican Party to various " destructionists" and—to appropriate the author's trademark style—their depravity, deplorability, mendacity, moral turpitude, rapacity and sycophancy.

在他那本脾气暴躁的新书中，米尔班克先生将共和党的“崩溃”归咎于各种“破坏主义者”，以及——借用作者标志性的风格——他们的堕落、可悲、虚伪、道德败坏、贪婪和阿谀奉承。机翻