Sentence examples for deliberate falsehood from inspiring English sources

And when you gave those answers you knew that you were telling a deliberate falsehood under oath, did you not, Dr. Best?

To make the lesson even more convincing, the subject is T. E. Lawrence, one of the most enigmatic figures of the 20th century and the subject of a mountain of myth and deliberate falsehood long before there were any modems to blame.

In Britain, which does not require libel plaintiffs to show deliberate falsehood, the lively journal LM (formerly Living Marxism) was bankrupted and forced to close in 2000 after being successfully sued by Independent Television News, which objected to an article charging it had sensationalized its coverage of a Bosnian detention camp.

He says: Since the royal assent of the Health and Social Care Act, which gives GPs the power to plan health services for patients, the public has been manipulated into thinking, through misinformation and deliberate falsehood, that the legislation will tear apart the NHS, selling it off to the highest bidder.

He should definitely not be convicted of deliberate falsehood or bad faith.

And if they were to be based on fantasy, self-deception, or deliberate falsehood, then no possibility of genuine debate and argumentation could be sustained.

The IPCC cleared the commissioner of issuing deliberate falsehoods.

Staff later put forward evidence based on "deliberate falsehoods" to justify their allegations.

Not all told deliberate falsehoods, Perls and colleagues wrote in a 2010 study.

Actually, I think he's not mean enough here; some of the hacks know that they're being hacks, and are putting out deliberate falsehoods.

In his rebuttal, Galloway accuses Khan of reporting "deliberate falsehoods" and making "schoolgirl howlers which would earn banishment from a first-year journalism class".