Sentence examples for dangerous lies from inspiring English sources
"WikiLeaks exposed the most dangerous lies of all, which are those that are told to us by elected governments".
This happened during the storm when the Web site BuzzFeed exposed a Twitter user who was deliberately spreading dangerous lies about hospital fires and floods.
He exposed the dangerous lies peddled by Boris Johnson, as well as making a strong case for the security benefits of staying in the EU.
Rivers is explicit about her aim, which is not just to entertain but to educate: she wants fat girls to know that "they need to pull it together," to resist their mothers' dangerous lies about inner beauty.
That is what China fears: its strategic nightmares feature migrants pouring across the Yalu river and South Korean or American troops approaching its borders.But in the long run the best way of making North Korea less dangerous lies in defanging the Kims.
My mom always said that the most dangerous lies are the ones mixed with truth.
What the human rights proponent Michael Ignatieff has optimistically called a "revolution of moral concern" is not just a myth in Rieff's eyes, it is a dangerous lie.
Modernism was a swindle – a dangerous lie perpetuated by Jews, communists, and even the insane to contaminate the body of German society (they were fond of medical and corporeal metaphors, the Nazis).
Four former health secretaries said on Sunday that those claiming Brexit could save the NHS were guilty of spreading a "dangerous lie" when it would in fact starve the health service of cash and staff.
The one thing that never seems to work in a love story is the language of love itself, which is, as Don Quixote discovered, a delusion and a dangerous lie.
If you think the Bush team is doing Israel a favor with its diplomacy of benign neglect, if you think the only campaign Jews need to be involved in today is with hypocrites on U.S. college campuses -- and not with extremists in their own camp -- you too are telling yourselves a very big and dangerous lie.
