Sentence examples for flatly lying from inspiring English sources

When combined with her demonstrated lack of integrity on fundamental matters, such as flatly lying to the country about what happened in Benghazi, and with her e-mail server, she is totally unsuited to be president.

García was still flatly lying about having any connection to her. "As is becoming increasingly clear, the Correa government - in league with American trial attorneys and supporters masquerading as environmental groups - is pulling all the strings in the case brought against Chevron.

From the obtained data the picture of flatly lying surfactants on clay platelets with a mobility gradient along their alkyl chains can be drawn.

With these results, we support and emphasize a structural picture of flatly lying surfactants in organoclay with a mobility gradient along their alkyl chains.

Together with the CW EPR results, also the ESEEM measurements support the picture of flatly lying surfactants on the clay surface with a dynamic gradient along their alkyl chains (Fig.  8).

With the picture of flatly lying surfactants, one can imagine that a nitroxide label attached at the end of the surfactant tail as the most mobile part of the alkyl chain can integrate better in the surfactant layer than a spin label attached somewhere in the middle of the alkyl chain.

Google flatly accused Alec of lying about climate change, when it severed its connections with the group last September.

What we need to do is quickly, effectively, and flatly correct any lies that he tells, and confront any bad policies he puts forward, and then move on.

Would Ofcom like to investigate why, if I want more than freeview, it's Sky or nowt in Crewe as Virgin flatly refuse to lay cable because so many Crewites were early adopters of satellite TV that they claim it's not worth it?

The results of both EPR techniques support and emphasize already existing models of the structure in organoclay and polymer clay nanocomposites, where the surfactants lie flatly on the surface of the clay platelets with a mobility gradient along their alkyl chains.

"He's lying," she said flatly, after telling him she would be back to have the cats neutered.