Sentence examples for calls lies from inspiring English sources

That, presumably, is diplomatic language for what Spain's next prime minister calls lies.

Another southern Socialist, Robert Navarro, faces accusations that he spent tens of thousands of euros of party money on pizzas, among other extravagant expenses, charges he calls "lies".Mr Sarkozy's UMP party also faces inquiries.

A narrator picks up that theme, asking "What kind of man would mislead, distort and deceive just to win an election?" The ad then cites three examples of what it calls lies from Mr. Romney — saying he had never voted for a Democrat when a Republican was on the ballot; saying his investments were all in a blind trust; and denying that he saw an attack ad against Mr. Gingrich.

In Peotter's email he calls them "Still Pouting and Whining in Newport-SPAWN" and depicts the movie poster from 1983 film "The Deadly Spawn," with monster tentacles and fangs coming to Earth "to eat human flesh". He attempts to expel what he calls lies about the Museum House project.

The mean duration of P.melalophos calls lies between 2.39 s (SD = 0.33) for P.m.mitrata and 2.53 s (SD = 0.40) for P.m.sumatrana.

The first volume debunked the many, many lies about Jefferson and education found in the chapter Barton calls "Lie #2: Thomas Jefferson Founded a Secular University".

This approach allows variant calls at a particular genomic position to be reconciled across the pedigree, potentially correcting calls lying near the cutoff for a single individual.

Four of the five variants identified uniquely in the PacBio-based calls lie in repetitive regions of the genome, and these calls are supported by alignment to additional strains.

"There's what we call lies, damn lies and statistics," he said.

And they're furious when Trump's lies aren't called lies.

Greg: Um, called lies, it's all how well you can weave these lies together, Shari.