Sentence examples for deliberately false from inspiring English sources

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Sometimes the stenciling is deliberately false.

The court order used to harass them refers to their "deliberately false conclusions".

There was no "direct" evidence against Stewart, he declared; her statements were not "deliberately" false.

In a statement issued after the verdict, they said the evidence of police officers, which they claimed was misleading or deliberately false, had added to their grief.

Later in the afternoon, Sean Spicer, Trump's press secretary, held a short briefing during which he, too, tore into the media and accused it of "deliberately false reporting".

"This means that they had deliberately stated false data about the purpose of their visit to the Russian Federation.

Any accusation of criminal behaviour must by law be looked into, though there are penalties for deliberately making false allegations.

Lawyers for the soldiers accused the Iraqi witnesses of "persistently and deliberately giving false evidence under oath".

Fry, who announced he had married Spencer on Twitter, recently admitted deliberately leaking false information in order to deter reporters from their ceremony.

Stephen Fry has confessed he deliberately leaked false information about his wedding to Elliott Spencer to the press in bid to throw reporters off the scent.