Sentence examples for egregious lie from inspiring English sources

Where things have changed is in what we consider an egregious lie.

No sane response is possible to an egregious lie except silence, and silence lets the lie win.

The video begins when the undercover woman sits down with a counselor at the center to discuss her options, and is told egregious lie after egregious lie about the supposed risks of abortion procedures. .

"It's a prevalent, egregious lie that never gets challenged," says Jordan Wolff, the chief savings officer for Shrinkabill Services, a financial services firm.

But even more of us will gobble up the bigger (and far more egregious) lie that 46 million animals like him didn't suffer on the way to our dinner plates.

I've engaged in thousands of lies — hurtful lies, egregious lies, fabulously elaborate lies.

"But this was fairly egregious lying, worse than just asserting her innocence.

But instead of delivering honest truths, as he had promised in his "declaration", he spread egregious lies about the strikers and the cause of their deaths.

But here are more egregious lies these movies tell about writers, followed by my own Oscars (damn their trademark) named for Mr. Wilde and his witty truth-telling.

It seems also to have convinced many of its people of the truth of two other egregious lies: that criticism of China's government is an attack on the Chinese people, and that dialogue is a sign of weakness.

The challenges faced by Britain in countering RT's misinformation are different from those in Baltic states with Russian-speaking minorities, or in war-torn Ukraine, subject of Russia's most egregious lies.