Meanings of many falsehoods in English

Custom sanctions many falsehoods; to speak the truth always, would make us many enemies.

In his bewilderment he exclaimed: "Amid so many falsehoods, I suspect treason."

Of how many falsehoods dost thou make the people, who are called polite, guilty!

Jem Taylor swears dreadfully, and tells so many falsehoods.

He must and would get rid of Spitfire, however many falsehoods he might have to tell.

I have not much to tell you, but a little truth will sometimes destroy many falsehoods.

Never had so much stinging bitterness, so many falsehoods, such bigoted abuse flowed from pen before.

It was a falsehood; and it is but one of many falsehoods that you have told me.

All these allegations are so many falsehoods.

I hear so many falsehoods, that I must declare there was no order of the Court of Directors.

Selma accompanied these interrogatories with successive waves of the hand, as though she were branding so many falsehoods.

The Scaligerana, accordingly, contains many falsehoods, with much unworthy personal abuse of the most distinguished characters of the age.

My dear papa, I am very sorry for having told so many falsehoods, which Uncle Frank has told mama of.

The consequence of which examination was that many falsehoods were detected, that with something really extraordinary much fraud appeared to be mixed.

But after all, Clara, we have known too many falsehoods come across the Atlantic, to concern ourselves about anything without good reason.'

The king ordered that they should beat and drive him away, saying, "How came you to utter so many falsehoods?"