Sentence examples for creating a conspiracy from inspiring English sources

She blamed journalists for "creating a conspiracy where there was none".

She promised to be like a magpie stealing good ideas from around the globe to help commonwealth countries fight corruption by a creating a "Conspiracy of the Just".

More recently, the Christian Zionist lobby has had a profoundly damaging impact on the Israeli-Palestinian 'peace process' as well as creating a conspiracy of silence regarding Israeli offensives in the occupied Palestinian territories.

He responded to accusations of creating a conspiracy theory that he believes that the alleged use of fear as a force in politics is not the result of a conspiracy but rather the subjects of the film "have stumbled on it".

Both lawyers said that detectives and insurance investigators had sought to create a conspiracy out of circumstantial evidence.

"Create a conspiracy" of cross-promotion, recommended McGuire Woods ChicagoOfficece Managing Partner Amy Manning at NAWL's Mid-year Meeting.

Josh Schwerin, a spokesman for Mrs. Clinton's campaign, said Mr. Fitton was trying to create a conspiracy where none existed.

"You are the ones who have lied, you lied about March 11 [the Madrid train bombings], trying to create a conspiracy, a worthless fabrication," Zapatero said.

Jonathan Margolis, British author of O: The Intimate History of the Orgasm, agrees with Kerner that porn and "locker-room boasting" have created a "conspiracy of nonsense in which we are all complicit.

"A culture of fear, intimidation and retaliation existed in APS, which created a conspiracy of silence and deniability with respect to standardized test misconduct".

The problem isn't that the feminist agenda has created a conspiracy of silence on college campuses, which results in no one telling young women that they should prioritize finding a husband before graduating; the problem remains that from the time they're tiny, girls are conditioned to think that getting married is a must.