Sentence examples for as mostly false from inspiring English sources

Ms. Berry characterized the dissent as "mostly false and totally ideological".

In all, PolitiFact has rated 77percentt of his statements as mostly false, false or pants-on-fire lies.

On Friday, PolitiFact still had Romney's statements as Mostly False, False or Pants on Fire 42 percent of the time, compared with 27 percent of the time for Obama.

The fact-checking nonpartisan organization Politifact recently rated 129 of 169 statements made by Trump as "mostly false," "false," or "pants on fire". It found that of 212 statements made by Clinton, whose assertions about her use of a private email server while secretary of state have been undermined repeatedly, 59 were similarly untrue.

So far, we've fact-checked more than 70 Trump statements and rated fully three-quarters of them as Mostly False, False or "Pants on Fire" (we reserve this last designation for a claim that is not only inaccurate but also ridiculous).

PolitiFact rated Obama's claim that the sequester was proposed by Congress as "mostly false" saying: "It was Obama's negotiating team that came up with the idea for defense cuts in 2011, though they were intended to prod Congress to come up with a better deal for reining in the deficit, not as an effort to make those cuts reality.

But it's also mostly false.

The first problem with this assertion is that it was, as PolitiFact concluded, "mostly false".

The first problem with this assertion is that it was, as PolitiFact concluded, "mostly false". Construction and manufacturing jobs jobs dominated by men, in other words are typically the first to go in a recession, and the first to bounce back in a recovery.

Fact-checkers at PolitiFact have rated 69% of his statements as either false, mostly false, or "pant-on-fire" false.

What Sharon doesn't know is that recovering alcoholic Rob has relapsed from the near-cratering of their marriage, as well as his career following a (mostly) false sexual harassment accusation.