Sentence examples for falsehood by from inspiring English sources

Therefore any attempt to debunk a falsehood by Mr. Trump, he said, becomes hopeless.

It would be wrong to abet the majority's effort to shift ultimate responsibility for that falsehood by pinning it on Mr. Boies, whose representation was exemplary.

There is only one hint, in a book known only by its title from other sources, Ibṭāl al-buhtān bi-īrād al-burhān (Disqualifying Falsehood by Producing Proof), that he ever approached such speculative cosmological questions.

"The Liar's Tale: A History of Falsehood" by Jeremy Campbell, takes a broad philosophical perspective, examining ideas about language and truth, evolution and social adaptation, the pre-Socratics and the French Deconstructionists.

The details of her training discredit the long propagated falsehood by a host of conservative spinners, from the columnist Robert Novak to the attorney Victoria Toensing, that Plame was never a covert operative.

Those weekly meetings sound like the famous "Beyond the Fringe" comedy routine about Bertrand Russell trying to "trap the then young, and somewhat beautiful, G. E. Moore into a logical falsehood by means of a cunning semantic subterfuge" involving apples in a basket.

Dobbs has a four-Pinocchio scale for falsehoods by candidates, one being a slight shading of the facts and four being a "whopper".

He could insult his Republican opponents, make misogynistic comments about female journalists, call for a ban on Muslims entering the United States, describe Mexican immigrants as rapists and murderers, trot out blatant falsehoods by the dozen, encourage the Russians to hack Hillary Clinton's e-mail account — none of it proved damaging to his candidacy.

Mr. McDevitt, the lawyer for World Wrestling Entertainment, told the jurors that Ms. Bass's suit, which demanded $120 million in damages when she filed it three years ago, was nothing more than a "hit job" packed with falsehoods by someone who had failed at what he called the craft of wrestling.

A Democratic president would do well to rebut these falsehoods by proposing a truly progressive tax.

And, in Telander's frustration 20 years later, one is reminded that amid the current decline in mainstream media, it's all the more likely that falsehoods, by politicians and athletes alike, will get that much less scrutiny.