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• r  in a mendacious and untruthful manner
  I told him, quite untruthfully, that I had just returned from leave

• Last week the National Aeronautic Association's President Charles Francis Horner took occasion to mention, not untruthfully, that international air lines have done more to promote .
• Magruder has since conceded to Justice Department officials that he did testify untruthfully, but claims that he did so at the urging of Mitchell.
• President Clinton, continuing his denial, spoke untruthfully in a deposition, or interrogatory, and before a federal grand jury causing perjury to rear its ugly head.

• mendaciously

• truthfully

News & Articles

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• Cabo Viejo and Signature Integrated Travel Systems Refute Unfair Online Reputation Attacks from the Past Week
  CABO SAN LUCAS, Mexico, Feb. 18, 2014 /PRNewswire-iReach/ -- Signature Integrated Travel Systems and Cabo Viejo have taken notice that users online are unfairly and untruthfully linking them to the company Signature Residence Club. It should be noted that Signature Residence Club is an entirely different company, and it was located at an entirely different location. Signature Integrated Travel ...
  Feb. 18, 2014 - PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance

Quotes

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• Chen Shui-bian in AFP
  I deeply apologise to the public for untruthfully declaring the amount of my campaign funds for four mayoral and presidential elections,Chen told a press conference.
• Cardinal Edward Egan in Catholic World News
  QUOTE FROM TEXT: In the future, Cardinal Egan warned that after a priest is found guilty of sexual abuse, "if he is reported to be speaking untruthfully about the matter, he will be called in to see me and invited to write a letter correcting his...