Sentence examples for demonstrable lie from inspiring English sources

Scarborough's response to all of this, including the very first thing Trump uttered about Sen. McCain -- a demonstrable lie -- was to say, "Right".

Not every reminder of demonstrable lying is "beating a dead horse".

He also has a habit of telling demonstrable lies, such as his claim that the Russian troops in Crimea are not in fact Russian troops.

There's a lot of talk in the US about "post-truth" politics, where people like Republican vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan can tell demonstrable lies without apparent damage to his reputation.

It showed in the easily demonstrable lies he told, it showed in the drinking that polished him off at only 48, it showed in his patronage of the odious if preposterous Roy Cohn and his boyfriend David Schine, whose cavorting around Europe made a laughingstock of America and much aided the Communist cause.

But worse than what Republicans have not said, Mr. Axelrod added, is what Mr. Romney and Mr. Ryan have said: "a compendium of demonstrable lies," including widely refuted claims that Mr. Obama is trying to end work requirements for welfare recipients and is "raiding" $716 billion from Medicare beneficiaries.

How are reporters supposed to cover someone who believes in demonstrable lies, least of all a president?  .

Tonight, conspiracy peddler Alex Jones will have a major network as a platform to hurl demonstrable lies at a nationwide viewing audience.

"It will now be incumbent upon him during the nomination and confirmation process to lay out demonstrable actions he will take to support that commitment".

This demonstrable lag is then correlated with learning outcomes.

For some collection-based charities, such as the UK's Arthritis Research Campaign, the virtue of demonstrating the outcomes of research they fund lies in that demonstrable outcomes help them compete for contributions [ 25].