Sentence examples for phony narratives from inspiring English sources

On March 8 alone, pro-Kremlin news outlets published five phony narratives about the events in Salisbury, offering explanations for Skripal's illness that included an attempted suicide by Skripal and his daughter and a chemical-weapons leak at the nearby military laboratory at Porton Down.

Their latest hearing showed how much they've bought into their own phony narratives.

And that's where it helps to realize the Oscars create more phony narratives about popular culture than perhaps any other institution.

As I've been arguing, for conservatives to regain their lost credibility, they need to stop conjuring up phony narratives, acknowledge their failures, make adjustments and re-enter the arena of reality.

If that first session exposed the delusional levels to which congressional Republicans are willing to sink in order to protect the president, this second session may have proved how much they have bought into their own phony narratives. 1.

It's not clear whether he actually puts stock in these phony narratives or whether he's just trying to get the media to respond to bogus claims rather than chase other, more important, stories, but it doesn't really matter since the effect is the same either way when the president says something, it has to be taken seriously.

He is forced to rewrite history to fit his phony narrative.

Just as Obama let the Tea Party inflate in the summer of 2009, spreading a phony narrative about "death panels," now he has let Romney inflate and spread a phony narrative about moderation and tax math.

What does matter is exploiting this young woman's horrible fate to fit a previously constructed phony narrative of oppression.

READ THE WHOLE THING: How a Nation Got Snookered by a Phony Narrative [Bloomberg].

Obama's "bromance" with the phony narrative of Reagan's presidency is likely to lead him astray.