Sentence examples for nefarious lie from inspiring English sources

But LBJ was destroyed due to a nefarious LIE to the American people -- his "no wider war" lie.

Given the West's history of meddling in the Middle East, perhaps it's understandable that many in the region still suspect that something nefarious lies underneath America's actions in the region.

We bust in doors behind which lie nefarious activities that undermine the basic tenets of our civil liberties.

However, the root of the problem does not lie with nefarious lenders swindling homeowners out of their houses.

The essay today in the Liberation Army Daily charged that Western questioning of the crackdown on Falun Gong is based on lies and nefarious schemes.

It's not about declaring war on some nefarious elite.

All their problems are caused by the nefarious elite.

Her pain and life are lies perpetrated by the nefarious CBC.

While some of his characterizations of the players in health care lack necessary nuance — he sees all human research subjects as motivated primarily by altruism, and all pharmaceutical marketing as inherently nefarious — Goldacre's research is scrupulous, and lay readers may find themselves converted to his geeky ardor.

"Tony Blair, as chief architect of this sordid and concerted assault on due process, is let off too lightly by the committee, though they are explicit in exposing the public deception which lay at the heart of this nefarious process.

It's such a great point, it caused Karl Rove to act like something nefarious has happened to McClellan, transforming him from the lie-spouting sock puppet he has "known for a long time" into somebody who "sounds like a left-wing blogger".