Sentence examples for egregious falsehood from inspiring English sources
Kessler, together with Washington Post staff reporter Michelle Lee, commonly grades statements from one to four "Pinocchios" — four being the most egregious falsehood.
Before the wars started in 1991, Warren Zimmerman, the late US ambassador in Belgrade told me: "Milosevic can utter the most egregious falsehoods with the appearance of the utmost sincerity.
Bill Adair, the editor of PolitiFact, the fact-checking Web site of The St . PetersburgTimes and Congressional Quarterly, said that until last week, the McCain campaign was more frequently guilty of including the most egregious falsehoods in its advertisements.
Notable amid its fusillade of egregious falsehoods was the contention that Republicans were defeated in the election because they marched into battle armed with empty slogans ridiculing the threat of global warming, pandering to anti-immigrant nativism, condoning water-boarding, and so on.
Will Kovacs face any sanctions at work for his egregious falsehoods?
The Huffington Post tracked the public remarks of Trump and his aides to compile a list of 100 incidents of egregious falsehoods.
These are certainly not egregious falsehoods, but the magic of hoping you could be picked up by the cash cab at any moment in New York was gone.
The damage might have been better contained if not for the AAA, whose leaders chose not to make a forceful statement about Tierney's egregious falsehoods.
On issue after issue, its leaders spew egregious factual falsehoods.
Cindy McCain called Kyl "a dear friend". On issue after issue, party leaders spew egregious factual falsehoods.
The Fix: In such a data-rich environment the most egregious exaggerations and falsehoods can be easily — and perhaps visually and vividly — disproved.
