Sentence examples for propagated lies from inspiring English sources

Sadeq Larijani, head of the judicial system, agreed to the committee's proposal to send its findings to a court to lay out charges against those who "propagated lies and false accusations," which appeared to be a reference to Mr. Moussavi and Mr. Karroubi.

Admiral of the Fleet Lord John Hay thought that the "ingeniously propagated lies" originated from Germany.

These search results are propagating lies.

"AL, and anyone else using social media to propagate lies and do harm, should take note.

In the last year, a handful of political extremists have appealed to the worst in people by propagating lies about Obama.

How much longer will we allow Big Food and our government to propagate lies about food and compromise the health of our nation's children for their financial and political gain?

However, the president has consistently propagated various lies about the wall, including his sensationalist claim that former presidents support its construction.

Lou Dobbs on CNN -- who has propagated the lies about President Obama not being an American citizen -- is just one example of how this isn't just about Fox News.

"At a maximum, [it is] a slow-motion coup in which he gradually accumulates more and more power to himself and to the presidency .Accuser accusedBut before Mr Palizdar's allegations could gather momentum, he and several of his friends were arrested on charges of "propagating lies" and "confusing public opinion".

Museum director Matthew Mossbrucker theorized that Lakes propagated the lie "because he didn't want the competition up at the quarry playing mind games with Cope's gang".

Whoever fabricated this case used State controlled Media, both public and private, to propagate the lies.