Sentence examples for lies designed to from inspiring English sources

Toward the end, her remarks about others were little more than lies, designed to elicit maximum sympathy and approval toward herself.

Spain's anti-austerity party, Podemos, has dismissed claims that a closely allied thinktank received millions of euros from the government of the late Venezuelan president, Hugo Chavéz, as recycled lies designed to discredit the party as it moves closer to breaking months of electoral stalemate.

"Meng dangled the promise of justice for sale, but his claims of special access to prosecutors were nothing more than lies, designed to satisfy his greed," Loretta E. Lynch, the United States attorney for the Eastern District of New York, said in a statement.

In fact, in your roles advocating against Prop 45, you are spreading lies designed to mislead and scare the public -- our patients -- in order to protect the insurance industry.

The actor threatened legal action against a National Enquirer story that claimed Cruise abused Holmes and his daughter, Suri, and also provided brief statement to Us Weekly calling Orth's article "lies designed to sell magazines".

It is no surprise that both of these -- and so many other lies told by the right all the way back to the one Ronald Reagan spewed about "welfare queens" -- are lies designed to support the racism at the core of their thinking.

Fake news is a lie designed to control public opinion.

Trofim Lysenko championed a bogus biology that denounced the established view of genetics as a bourgeois and capitalist lie designed to hide the fact that the genetic stock of children could be improved by how their parents lived.

In reality, it's hard to tell whether this is all an elaborate lie designed to clear his name, or whether Mangham actually sought to help Facebook.

His lawyer, Notre Dame alumnus Joe Power, told National Catholic Reporter that Seeberg's story was a "complete, phony lie" designed to ruin the student's good name.

The AP report is a carefully crafted lie designed to promote an educational system that is high-stakes, standardized-test dependent at the expense of authentic teaching and learning.