Sentence examples for feeding lies from inspiring English sources

In a message to party organisers, the party said its internal security team had been investigating "alleged financial irregularities" relating to leaflets and publications, the "leaking on to the internet of sensitive party information" and "feeding lies to certain anti-BNP blog sites" for several months.

Milk production, feeding, lying, and rumination behavior were monitored for each animal for the last 7 d of each treatment period.

Experiment 3 investigated the consistency of between-cow associations for repeated observations of feeding, lying, and entering the milking parlor.

Thus although there was no evidence of interdependence of feeding, lying, or standing behavior, consistent associations were observed, particularly in parlor entry.

If Ms. Rice did know that she had been fed lies, shame on her for spinning them.

You imagine it's going to be an easy ride, but you are fed lies by estate agents who say you'll walk into a job.

Those who run this cemetery say this is because many of these dead men were forced into battle by their government and were fed lies about those they fought.

Animosity on social media is growing as people are being fed lies all the time by the media – especially by fundamentalist writers and preachers, who say we are the cursed people.

We understand your anger and disillusionment with a system that feeds lies to its citizens, that encourages allegiance to a lesser intelligence for the mere sake of "business as usual", that murders more than dreams, but the dreamers themselves.

When one of the children discovers the body of another boy in the sea, he starts to suspect that he and the others are being fed lies, along with the muddy-looking elver porridge that the women serve up at every meal.

Elizabeth May, veteran head of the Canadian Green party, claims to have read all the emails and declared: "How dare the world's media fall into the trap set by ­contrarian propagandists without reading the whole set?" If those journalists had read even a few words beyond the soundbites, they would have realised that they were often being fed lies.