Sentence examples for a fabricator from inspiring English sources

And just weeks before the payment and apology, Patricia Smith resigned from the Boston Globe after fabricating quotations and people, Stephen Glass was outed as a fabricator of twenty-seven New Republic stories, and Walter Isaacson had ordered a special investigation of CNN's Tailwind exposé (the story was retracted just days after the Enquirer's apology).

He is known as a weak transmitter of hadeeth and some even allege him as a fabricator, and his book Kitab al-Fitan in specifically mentioned to contain fabricated and dubious narrations and therefore must not be used as basis for anything (see for example: Adz-Dzahabi 2006: 10/609).

A fabricator in Brooklyn cuts the shelves, which Mr. Locke paints and assembles in his apartment.

What if I cut out the designer and approached a fabricator directly?

He was a fabricator of fronts, the man behind the curtain.

Entrusted with day-to-day oversight of the restoration was Dave Stoltz, a fabricator and machinist at the shop.

In the art world, a fabricator is something of a midwife who gives an artist's conception solid form.

Another source was deemed a "fabricator," which in intelligence circles is tantamount to a designation as untrustworthy.

In addition to being, by his own admission, a fabricator of untruths, Federico Fellini was a consummate narcissist.

Instead of hiring a counter fabricator, a cabinetmaker and a floor installer, he had one craftsman handle all three jobs, thereby saving time as well as money.

So, for instance, he made his New Voyage Around the World seem genuinely to have been written by an intrepid circumnavigator, rather than a clever fabricator with a good library.