Sentence examples for campaign of distortion from inspiring English sources

"Our biggest challenge is to overcome the Republicans' well-financed campaign of distortion," Mr. Jacobs said.

Rather than complying with international law and signed agreements, the Israeli government has launched a deliberate campaign of distortion, hatred and incitement".

Human rights activists called the government's depiction of the protesters as hooligans an official campaign of distortion intended to cover up the military's violence and bolster its image.

Palestinian leaders have accused Israel of interfering in internal Palestinian affairs and launching "a deliberate campaign of distortion, hatred and incitement", after the Israeli foreign minister, Avigdor Lieberman, called for elections to replace the Palestinian president, Mahmoud Abbas.

The Syrian Embassy in Washington called the charges "baseless and totally unacceptable" and part of "a campaign of distortion and fabrications against the Embassy of Syria in the U.S". "Neither Mr. Soueid nor any other citizen of the U.S. is an agent of the Syrian Government," the embassy said in a statement, which provided a point-by-point denial of the charges against Mr. Soueid.

Against the backdrop of a crackdown on press freedom and a divisive, Nineteen Eighty-Four-style campaign of distortion, misinformation, and propaganda, Lisnyak told me of her mission to expose the truth, as she saw it, from within the self-declared Donetsk People's Republic DNRRepublic DNR

Even some broadcasters from state television and radio expressed anger at state news coverage of the violence, using the Internet to urge listeners to call their shows to counter what they called a "campaign of distortions".

How can he be counted on to see what is right for working families today?" Mr. Gore's remarks seemed to turn the tables on a question Mr. Bradley has been asking about Mr. Gore, whom he has accused of waging a campaign of distortions and falsehoods.

Speaking from her midtown Manhattan law office shortly after e-mailing the letter, Mrs. Ferraro, a former vice-presidential nominee, said in a characteristic rush of words that she stood by her remarks and repeatedly accused the Obama campaign of deliberate distortion.

"Voters have been misled by a vicious campaign of slander and distortion funded by large corporate soft-money interests," she told her supporters at the Park Ridge Marriott.

"It's very hard to stay in the game against a campaign of lies and distortions," Ms. Swift said.