Examples of using Half-truths in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
It is an effort of self-analysis including a mixture of great theses, half-truths, cheerful self-deception and hope.
To what extent the song has blended historical facts, half-truths and fiction is,
Do not be satisfied with half-truths.
He spoke mostly half-lies and half-truths.
He clears up half-truths and invented stories.
However, many half-truths are also being bandied around.
So allow us to identify these ambiguities or half-truths.
Unfortunately, healthy eating often carries with it myths and half-truths.
The reporting is often riddled with half-truths, exaggerations and fiction- quite intentionally.
The chronically sick patient becomes extremely sensitive to claptrap, half-truths and deceptive hopes.
A jumble of half-truths, fairy-tales and lies prepared the way to Baghdad.
unreflected utterances stand side by side- truths, half-truths, untruths.
The only facts and half-truths widely perceived and publicised by the media are those supporting the Details.
there are many myths and half-truths that exist.
ideas of this kind are at best only half-truths and not always even that;
It can not be more than half-sentences and half-truths;
The whole affair shows how big a role digital half-truths are playing in politics, Gazeta Wyborcza points out.
Anyone wishing to buy a Hang these days is easily confused by rumors and half-truths published on the Internet.
In the writing of history especially, it is half-truths and lies that are dangerous for the amity of peoples.
The appropriate faith combats alternative half-truths which the unpretentious populace never wanted abstain from.