Sentence examples for lies espoused from inspiring English sources
Jamie's grandfather, Lafayette Ronald Hubbard, Jr., was L Ron's right-hand man, until he decided to abandon Scientology, change his surname to DeWolf and start a crusade to expose what he claimed were lies espoused by both his father and the church.
Jamie's grandfather, Lafayette Ronald Hubbard Jr., was L. Ron's right-hand man until he decided to abandon Scientology, change his surname to DeWolf, and start a crusade to expose what he claimed were lies espoused by both his father and the church.
While even some of Grassley's fellow Republicans are distancing themselves from the fear-mongering lies espoused by the likes of former Alaska governor Sarah Palin, Grassley, at a town hall meeting in Iowa on Wednesday, gave credence to the myth that Obama and congressional Democrats were advocating direct government involvement in end-of-life decisions.
Primarily a middle-class, democratic lay movement espousing a Christian life of love, piety, devotion, and holiness, the Friends of God presaged the 16th-century Reformation.
Cumming said the "real fail" this election has been the media outlets who've let Trump espouse lies without question. .
The lie of race espoused that there are notable human differences between Africans and their white, poor English counterparts, and consequently left over 6 million Africans unburied in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean as part of the international slave trade, enslaved millions more in the Americas, and eventually put an end to indentured white servitude -- but Rachel is the liar?
In effect, he has put out the signal that discrimination against the GLBTQ community, and lies by those who continue to espouse the anti-gay rhetoric of the Right, are okay and should be allowed in his administration.
Mr Cameron lauded the capping of housing benefit and pledged more pressure on the work-shy.Most of all, the prime minister tried to lay out how the compassionate conservatism he espoused in opposition relates to the deficit-cutting and often painful transformation of the welfare state that have characterised his term so far.
Still, James' very choice of analogies to illustrate the relationship between the spiritual and temporal realms showed that his solution lay much closer to the theocratic position espoused by Giles of Rome than his efforts to find a "middle way" would have us believe.
This is a rebuff to the notion, put forward by Donald Rumsfeld, the defence secretary, that the future lies in smaller, smarter forces.Mr Kerry has espoused his own version of Mr Bush's pre-emption doctrine.
