Sentence examples for bogus tales from inspiring English sources

Em is secretly involved with Connell Ryan Reynoldss), an older, married maintenance man who impresses his younger co-workers, male and female alike, with transparently bogus tales of hobnobbing with famous musicians.

PAGE C8 JUST ANOTHER STORY Too Good to Check Out Just as Herman Rosenblat has expanded the list of authors with bogus tales with his fabricated account of a love story starting in a Nazi concentration camp, he has also expanded the list of authors who have duped Oprah Winfrey.

After all, when the notorious disinformation artist Ahmed Chalabi, who did so much to spin up the pre-US invasion neocon line with bogus tales, is touted as a serious potential prime minister to replace Maliki, you know we're in a world of mentally deficient fantasy.

A few of its allegations — such as a (bogus) tale that the President had offered jobs to troopers in exchange for silence — were serious.

The inspiration for the bogus tale was apparently a real case of abduction and sexual assault that had been all over the news in Connecticut.

B6 NEW YORK/REGION B1-5 A Real Abduction Leads to a Bogus Tale A woman who made several frantic-sounding calls to police in Meridian, Conn., claiming she had been raped by four or five men, then locked in the trunk of their car, was discovered to have perpetrated a hoax.

The inspiration for the bogus tale was apparently a real case of abduction and sexual assault that had been all over the news in Connecticut on Saturday, a day after a New Haven graduate student had been kidnapped in West Haven, thrown into the trunk of a car and driven to Woodbridge, where she had been attacked.

For the record, Cohen represented a prime example of a D.C. pundit who not only bought Bush's bogus tale of WMD's in Iraq, but who actively pushed the fabrication in his column.

Nor did Keller mention the names of key Times journalists who crafted those bogus stories, the likes of Michael Gordon and Judith Miller, the pair that collaborated on the phony tale about Iraq's aluminum tubes being used for uranium enrichment.

I am drinking the stars!" A charming tale, but bogus.

The bogus Indian and Wild West tales of Karl May stand out luridly in the history of German children's literature.