Sentence examples for printed lies from inspiring English sources

On the way home, waiting for a train to pass, he recalls a Civil Rights worker whom he and his wife entertained, whose paper had printed lies "to dramatize your hostility".

Anyway, when we look back on all the perpetrations that occurred "behind our backs", it wasn't so much that publications like the New York Times printed "lies".

The paper had been accused of printing lies.

On Saturday, the never-knowingly-underexposed comedian wrote a piece for this paper accusing the Sun on Sunday of printing lies about his personal life, and comparing Rupert Murdoch to Hitler.

Even so, harassing or printing lies about a celebrity is a very different kind of journalism to criticising – no matter whether you put "asshole" in the headline – a technology company that they've invested in.

Just this week, its official spokesman, Gholamhossein Elham, wrote to Tehran's public prosecutor, Said Mortazavi, exhorting him to legally pursue journalists and news outlets responsible for printing "lies" about the government.

On multiple occasions, he's denounced local outlets, suggesting that they print "lies" and lack objectivity.

… He lied, they printed the lie, and I am still waiting [for an apology]." Lagerfeld responded, saying he "misunderstood" the situation after an "informal conversation" with Streep's stylist.

I have no particular beef with the numerous news organisations that presumably printed the lies in good faith (though prior verification would have been good journalistic practice).

Butler Library, Room 523 at 6 00 p.m. Between the Alexandrian aesthetics of the poetic book roll and the modern values of the industrially printed codex lies the world of the Roman book.

The biggest leap for medical 3-D printing lies ahead.