Sentence examples for flagrant lie from inspiring English sources
Fortunately, Anderson had the cuttings at hand to expose this flagrant lie.
"You are what you eat" – how many times a day do we come across this flagrant lie masquerading as modern wisdom?
Last month, that flagrant lie was changed to another, when a fax from Lee appeared, saying he had gone to China voluntarily to "assist in an investigation".
FLAGRANT LIE A FLAGRANT LIE, COMEY CONFIRMS - This is even funnier/sadder when you recall that it was only two months ago when President Trump kinda, sorta blew Comey a kiss.
Primarily used as a rebuttal to a flagrant lie being spouted by Kellyanne Conway, "Sure, Jan" turns Christine Taylor's condescending sibling jab from 1995's The Brady Bunch Movie into a doubtful burn for the masses.
"Where was the apology to millions of people who read that and thought how racially insensitive that was?" Ironically, Spicer used the busted bust report to repeat a flagrant lie the administration itself tried to sell Saturday, claiming Trump's inauguration drew record crowds.
In any other walk of public life, Mr Clinton's flagrant lying (to say nothing of the sexual dalliance) would have him out on his ear.
And he spent more and more time away from home, telling what turned out to be flagrant lies about his reasons for travel.
More infuriating still was the amount of air time given to claims from the leave campaign that were either grotesque distortions or flagrant lies – the fiction that EU membership cost £350m per week; the pretence that Turkey was close to EU membership and the denial that the UK had a veto on that point.
But let's start by examining some of his most flagrant lies about climate change, fossil fuels and renewable energy, as well as his policy prescriptions based on those lies.
Why should the British be stuck with a decision they now know is worse than they allowed themselves to believe, that was based on flagrant lies, and about which they had insufficient understanding when it is perfectly possible to have a "do-over"?
