Sentence examples for lie propagated from inspiring English sources

Sadly, Labour was ineffective in countering the Big Lie propagated by those devastatingly clever Tory strategists that Gordon Brown was responsible for the recession.

He said claims that 25,000 woman a year were killed was "a lie propagated by feminists in order to get money from international NGOs".

If any such conversion is ever attributed to him, he said, it would be either a lie propagated by the religious community or an effect of the cancer and treatment that made him no longer himself.

He made it clear that if anyone ever claimed he had converted at the end of his life, it would be either a lie propagated by the religious community or an effect of the cancer and treatment that made him no longer himself.

This was disputed by the Anglican minister in Boston, Robert Ratcliff, who claimed that story and others had "not the least foundation of Truth", and that they were "falsehoods, and lies" propagated to "render the Governour odious to his people".

The story, although it circulated widely, was disputed by the Anglican minister Robert Ratcliff, who claimed that story and others had "not the least foundation of Truth", and that they were "falsehoods, and lies" propagated to "render the Governour odious to his people".

Maintaining an official silence then about the expulsion of the Germans was one of the bigger lies propagated by Communism.

Richard O'Brien Highbridge, Somerset There is an unwilling collaborator in the era of post-truth politics, a self-loathing political class that lacks the confidence to tackle the lies propagated by the extreme right (Notebook, 17 November).

The two men are more similar than they seem, and these labels ignore their key similarity: they both risked everything to reveal lies propagated by the government and by private corporations.

One of the most disturbing lies, propagated by Karl Rove, Hannity, Van Sustern and the horde of Fox family pundits, is that the demonstrators are union thugs from out-of-state.

First of all, they are all lies propagated by the GOP as parts of a concerted 25-year-long effort (a very successful one, I must acknowledge: nice work, guys!) to smear and discredit Hillary Clinton because a successful independent woman threatens them.