Sentence examples for lies of those from inspiring English sources

We leave the theatre less complacent about our own freedoms; less likely to swallow the lies of those who hold power.

She's defended our economic record against the crass lies of those who suggest that Labour created the global financial meltdown; and she understands the crucial difference between pretending that the fiscal deficit can be ignored and planning to reduce it on a timescale that doesn't choke off growth and hit the poorest hardest.

He warned the current government against repeating the same mistakes, cautioning that "what is at stake is not a man, but our country". It is urgent and necessary to change the president rather than to believe the lies of those who speak about the improvement of his health," insisted Ali Yahya Abdennour, a 92-year-old human rights activist, in an interview with El Watan.

Pulitzer Prize winning tax writer, David Cay Johnston, recently focused on one of the big lies of those encouraging the race down.

Thus, when a movement repeatedly demonstrates the lie of those who portray them as terrorists or violent revolutionaries, some percentage of journalists succeeds in getting their editors to allow portrayals of the truth.

"Nothing available" was a lie, one of those obvious lies intended to humiliate you.

At the right moment, there will always come a miracle in the lives of those who childishly believe in the triumph of truth over lies, of mutual assistance, of those who live according to the economics of the gift.

"WikiLeaks exposed the most dangerous lies of all, which are those that are told to us by elected governments".

And when we lay all of those pieces of information on top of each other, that's going to be informative to us.

But Mr. Hill left no doubt where his sympathies lay, writing of "those marvelous decades when it seemed the whole world might be turned upside down".

It is not dictated by a nature taken to lie outside of those norms.