Sentence examples for brazen lie from inspiring English sources

For the Telegraph, however, this was "a brazen lie".

Her sentences are frequently incomplete, her grammar non-standard, her chapter titles a brazen lie.

McCain knows this, despite the brazen lie in his Obama gas ad.

But Mr. Irving, back in the early 1970s, conned a major publishing house and a popular magazine into buying a much bigger and more brazen lie.

A Comment article about the media's fear of Islamisation incorrectly suggested that the Telegraph was describing the East London mosque's condemnation of vigilante patrols as a "brazen lie".

The original suggested that the mosque's description of the vigilante patrols as "utterly unacceptable" was called a "brazen lie" by the Telegraph.

Salon's Joan Walsh said the speech was "stunning for its dishonesty" and contained "brazen lies".

We are lurching through a storm of brazen lies, bitter incriminations and breezily tolerated corruption.

Can Stalin, scarcely renowned for his credulity, really have believed these brazen lies?

The complaint describes O'Connor's post as "malicious and reckless lies … brazen lies".

Wisely, Einstein himself soon gave up trying to correct the "brazen lies and utter fictions" that were being printed about him.