Sentence examples for fraudulent rumour from inspiring English sources

I reminded my colleagues that the fraudulent rumour that Saddam Hussein had Weapons of Mass Destruction was carried as fact in the pages of the New York Times – and debunked on the internet.

They include disseminating scurrilous rumours and false campaign propaganda, tampering with election machinery by stuffing ballot boxes with fraudulent returns, counting or reporting the vote dishonestly, and disregarding electoral outcomes by incumbent officeholders (e.g., by mobilizing the military to thwart an election loss).

Rumour and counter-rumour.

Fraudulent incapacity benefit claims?

They obtain fraudulent documents.

"Nullify this fraudulent election".

No more fraudulent costumes.

Both are fraudulent".

It's fraudulent!

"Rumour, innuendo.

Rumour flowed.