Sentence examples for fabricated tale from inspiring English sources

I don't remember anyone ever producing a fabricated tale of Mr Hague and a sexy assistant in tight jeans for my entertainment, though one's appetite for such gossip is strong.

The cover story, Mr. Neiman said, consisted of a fabricated tale of an Englishman, one Thomas Alcock, who collected Egyptian antiquities in the 1920's.

Balzac wrote novels, where Rohmer fabricated tales – small fables of life, limited but suggestive of farther visions.

His salacious and, many suspect, largely fabricated tales focused on the private lives of senior party leaders.

Now, though, Mr. Anjjar, too, is showing cleavage on his magazine covers, and Palestinian nationalism has given way to what he calls "fabricated tales of genies," and sensational rape stories, and love stories including some "sexual details".

In a trial that gripped Houston for more than a month — and inspired Clifford Irving's book "Daddy's Girl" — Mr. Hardin painted for jurors a portrait of a conniving psychopath who fabricated tales of abuse to persuade her lover to kill her parents so that she could inherit their money.

We heard so many fabricated tales.

"He subsequently confessed that he made the entire story up," Sergeant Stevenson said, adding that Mr. Valentin said he had fabricated the tale because he missed his wife and thought his ploy would persuade the Army to send his wife home.

It's one thing to get a few facts wrong, it's another to report a totally fabricated tall tale and single it out as one of the best ideas of 2008.

Mr. Zapatero said Mr. Rajoy had lied to justify Spain's participation in the invasion of Iraq and "intoxicated people and fabricated tall tales" about ETA's alleged role in the Islamist bombings of March 11 , 2004 which killed 191 people in Madrid three days before Spain's last election.

But the source proved to be fabricating a tale, the police said, without offering details.