Sentence examples for outright falsehood from inspiring English sources

It is an outright falsehood".

This was a piece of masterful spin, though not an outright falsehood.

So, instead of explaining how Brexit works in practice, the leave side tilts towards xenophobia and outright falsehood.

As a phrase, "all in" is troublesome because it is almost always just an exaggeration, if not an outright falsehood.

He said the idea was "absolutely outrageous" and used a Japanese word that can mean unfounded rumor or outright falsehood.

Yes, reporters could perhaps be more diligent in about pointing out where the candidates stray from legitimate license to outright falsehood and demagoguery.

Both are misrepresentations at best, outright falsehoods at worst.

The outright falsehoods, you won't be surprised to learn, tend to be politically motivated.

Since the decision was made, exaggerations and outright falsehoods have proliferated amid celebrations of Tubman.

But when it comes to lazy generalisations, not to mention outright falsehoods, cyclists remain fair game.

Unlike his freewheeling news conferences and rallies, Mr. Trump's prepared text contained few outright falsehoods.