Think about it: Someone makes up hugely fantastic lies about how much they hate pets, how much they would never ever keep one, nobody can ever go to their house because the carpets are always being cleaned, etc.
You have all been told some fantastic lies".
"He has been wrong on innumerable issues affecting the security of the United States"; "He has been caught in fantastic lies to the American people, including personal ones like his previous marriage and divorce".
There is nothing in his work even remotely like the episode in "Hunger" where the starving hero, having encountered an old man on a park bench, starts to make up fantastic lies about his landlord: that his name is J. A. Happolati, that he has invented an electric prayer book, that he was once the Prime Minister of Persia.
Without a scintilla of evidence to support his fantastic lie, Allan Cameron, the man accused of killing a New York City police officer in Brooklyn last Monday, was given the front page of your Metro section as a platform to broadcast his scurrilous assertion that the police were responsible for the shooting death of one of our own.
The blog post, which mentions me, was a fantastic lie.
Anthony then fabricated fantastic lies to cover up her deeds, the prosecutors said.
In his 1983 book The Other Side: the Secret Relationship Between Nazism and Zionism based on the dissertation, Abbas denied that that six million Jews had died in the Holocaust; dismissing it as a "myth" and a "fantastic lie".
Ships and cargoes could be seized and sold, but the most fantastic profits lay in slave-raiding for men, women and children, who were stripped, beaten and transported back to port in chains, where they were put to hard labor, ransomed for extravagant sums, conscripted into private harems or sold at auction.
Storytelling, particularly fantastic storytelling, can lay bare the contours of our imagination, including that which is taboo and stigmatized.
