Sentence examples for rotten lie from inspiring English sources

It was a huge national event and the Sex Pistols had become the standard bearers for everyone who thought the whole thing was a rotten lie.

The whole project peaked in June 1977, when the Sex Pistols released God Save The Queen – the only focus for anyone who wished to protest that the monarch's silver jubilee was a rotten lie if not worse: a deliberate attempt to turn back the clock to a 1950s' nether-world.

But when things look too good to be true, you know it's a rotten lie.

The rotten lies that Marius told during his lifetime can't compare with the vicious truths that people spew after his death.

The judgment was best summed up, in somewhat broad terms, by Louis C.K., when he said the other night to Stephen Colbert that, where in the past he had compared Trump to Hitler, he now was inclined to think that Trump's evil was not that profound or original, and that the President is simply "a gross crook, dirty, rotten, lying sack of shit".

Dirt covered one of the caravan's cooking facilities and rotten vegetables lay in a fridge.

She starves herself, behaves in bizarre and unpredictable ways and demands tests of Lizzie's devotion that include eating rotten crabs and lying in an icy tidal pool.

We lay on rotten, piss-smelling straw.

At its rotten heart, according to Mayo, lay the untrammelled sexuality of the Indian male, the cause of so much rape, homosexuality, prostitution, venereal disease and child marriage, or what would now be called child abuse.

The flies can lay eggs on rotten fruit.

Besides, the one thing I know do about internet warriors is that they're not the ones to really worry about - tempting though it is to lie awake replaying the rotten things they say.