truthiness

Truthiness need not be a tool for our approval anymore.

As a result, the word "Truthiness" appeared in the poster.

They also mentioned Colbert's role in making the word "truthiness".

The truthiness of something is only measured by it instinctively feeling correct.

Stephen Colbert may need to get some truthiness from his lawyers.

The show began with what might still be its biggest success—the coining of the term "truthiness."

Facts and logic have nothing to do with truthiness.

After Colbert's introduction of truthiness, it quickly became widely used and recognized.

She challenged Colbert on his claim that he had invented the word truthiness.

The "truthiness" is Romney appears to be the presumptive nominee.

Photography spoke the language of truthiness, and Picasso aimed to echo it.

And yet "Argo" has truthiness issues of its own.

(And he's not bad at launching unusual words like "truthiness."

Usage of "truthiness" continued to proliferate in media, politics, and public consciousness.

It's truthiness, to borrow a certain expression," says Trotman. "

Colbert later ascribed truthiness to other institutions and organizations, including Wikipedia.

While Colbert's motivation remains unclear, his campaign to "bring truthiness to the '08 race" remained popular.

"I can't point to anything other than truthiness, but I believe the 'drunken college student' demographic is being overlooked."

Whenever a politician claims to be speaking “from the heart”, he or she is likely to be expressing truthiness more than truth.

Votes were accepted on their website, and according to poll results, truthiness won by a five-to-one margin.

But the more crucial Rove game plan is to envelop the entire presidential race in a thick fog of truthiness.

It's when truthiness moves beyond the realm of entertainment that it's a potential peril.

As Stephen Colbert would say, truthiness will come out in different ways for different people.

The brief included an extended discussion of the role of truthiness in American political discourse:

Stephen Colbert's nouns truthiness and wikiality touch a similar nerve.