Sentence examples for lies misleading from inspiring English sources

Too much is at stake for us to succumb to lies, misleading advertisements, disinformation and bad biology perpetrated on us by a $40 billion diet industry and unscrupulous doctors.

Gingrich lies, misleads, and viciously attacks with ease, and he is never bothered.

His characters -- the present narrator is no exception -- routinely lie, mislead or pretend to be what they are not.

It is inexcusable for the CIA to lie, mislead, or withhold information from the Congress.

He had been accused of lying and misleading parliament.

"It's not that I was lying or misleading anyone," he said of his earlier remarks.

Mr Sambrook rejected Mr Campbell's claim that the BBC had accused the prime minister of lying and misleading the Commons.

Mr. Dayan's implication seemed to be that Mr. Smulian, who had taken the stand against a trusted associate, was someone accustomed to lying and misleading to get his way.

To many, Nascar appeared to be secretive about what it has found so far, and Nascar's chairman, Bill France Jr., said in an interview with MSNBC.com yesterday that it was not Nascar's intent to appear to be lying or misleading anyone.

Saul (2012) provides an extensive study of lying and misleading in the context of implicature and speech act theory.

"Although the potential consequences of lying or misleading Congress, which include fines, jail time, and reputational loss can be severe," Meit wrote.