This is a half-truth, and like all half-truths it conceals a most dangerous fallacy. |
The bare assertion that there are no problems in classifying dicalcium phosphate in the other Member States is a half-truth, for it does not say that dicalcium phosphate is not imported into those Member States from Tunisia. |
Billy's denial, his hesitation, his half-truth all looked suspicious to him. |
A half-truth is more deadly than an outright prevarication. |
Such a functional dichotomy, even if only a half-truth, would eventually prove destructive of transatlantic relations. |
It is a half-truth that notably impoverishes the life of the Conferences and their possibilities of performing. |