Sentence examples for dirty liar from inspiring English sources

"He's a dirty liar," Zimmer said.

Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus called Mr. Reid a "dirty liar" and Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell said his allegations were "reckless and slanderous".

"As far as Harry Reid is concerned, listen, I know you might want to go down that road — I'm not going to respond to a dirty liar who hasn't filed a single page of tax returns himself," Mr. Preibus said.

Reince Priebus, chairman of the Republican National Committee, was even more direct in his criticism of Mr. Reid on ABC's "This Week," dismissing the speculation about Mr. Romney's tax returns as "a made-up issue" and calling Mr. Reid a "dirty liar".

And on the reckless-and-slanderous intensity scale, Mr. Reid's allegations rank far below the sadly pervasive charges against the president: That he wasn't born in the United States, that he's a secret Muslim, that he's a secret Marxist…Last I checked, none of these guys had called Donald Trump a dirty liar.

Given that it's now nearly a week later and the Cliq XT has yet to hit the shelves, we'd say that the rumormill is a dirty, dirty liar.

I just tried and Fandango is a dirty, filthy liar.

If you don't you're a dirty filthy liar with no soul and may Andy Dufresne have mercy on your soul.

He is a "hypocrite" for mixing business with philanthropy, "dirty", "a liar"—and, to cap it all, he has "bad taste".

You can't say Comey has vindicated Trump on some aspect of the investigation, and then argue that in more inconvenient areas "he's a dirty rotten liar".

Consulting some notes that he said he had written, Trump mocked Clinton's claims that she set up a private account for "convenience" and hadn't sent any material that was marked classified, calling her a "dirty rotten liar".