Sentence examples for downright lies from inspiring English sources

Conversely many comics make a great living telling downright lies.

These complaints range from fair critiques over some botched implementations, hysterical nonsense and downright lies.

How do I help them through this stressful time without platitudes or downright lies?

We live with pretty strenuous political campaigns in Britain, but these were downright lies," he told the Guardian.

It is often not to expose downright lies so much as to uncover inconsistencies which suggest flaws in the memory process.

Both men are known for skirting around the truth, using exaggeration and in some cases, downright lies to garner attention (and in Barnum's case, ticket sales).

The £2bn of supposed extra money for the NHS is a downright lie because they have consistently cut the NHS.

"Be sure to lock the doors," she'd said, to which he'd replied that he always locked them, this being a downright lie.

"It's illegal to pay city salaries out of the capital budget, so they're misinformed or downright lying," he said.

Judy Dillon, who was Mr. Buchmann's assistant at WBAB and has since followed him to WAXQ, said: "That's a downright lie.

Over a thousand families who have faced, one by one, the same institutionally sanctioned obfuscation, delay, obstruction and downright lying as the Liverpool fans' families.