Sentence examples for falsehood about from inspiring English sources

The target is unreality, in particular falsehood about war, valor, wounds and death.

For Iraq's Kurds the greatest falsehood about the war is that it was an unmitigated disaster for everyone.

But he is not entitled to spread a demonstrable falsehood about Mr. Gore — even if it is a convenient untruth.

He will go far in life, this boy!" Charlie Hebdo published the cartoon/column but the editor, Philippe Val, later criticised it as "peddling a falsehood" about Jean Sarkozy's conversion and having "anti-Semitic" undertones.

One key event in the health-care debate was what happened when Chuck Grassley, the Iowa Republican, went home in August: after months of good-faith negotiations in the Finance Committee with his friend Max Baucus, Grassley got an earful from some of his conservative constituents and began repeating the falsehood about death panels.

That seems to be the logic behind an Ohio election law that makes it a crime, punishable by six months in prison and a $5,000 fine, to disseminate a falsehood about a candidate if it is "designed to promote" his election or defeat.

Consequently, they provide a number of outstanding examples of evolution in the fossil record and are the focus of many creationist distortions and falsehoods about fossils as well.

Trump, who launched his campaign by spouting racist falsehoods about Hispanic immigrants, said last fall that he was giving the program a six-month expiration date in order to push Congress to pass a permanent solution for the DREAMers.

ESPN routinely disseminates falsehoods about the Raiders.

This infuriated Rawls, for whom these were simply "falsehoods about divine providence".

Falsehoods about Obama being an un-American, unpatriotic Muslim have been bandied about throughout this campaign.