Sentence examples for straight out lying from inspiring English sources

"And yet it has a reputation for spinning and hype and straight out lying".

Others involved straight out lying, to his wife, without any technology, and to the public in general, by saying that he had been hacked.

That while the Republicans were straight-out lying (Politfact's top lie of 2009) when they told tales of death panels and policies to discontinue care to seniors, cuts to Medicare and Social Security would actually send countless senior citizens into desperate financial situations.

The story quoted Hagel as saying, "The most dangerous element of our political future in this country is candidates who debase and degrade the political process by straight-out lies and misleading spots on television.

Going back to the American Prospect piece by Matthew Duss, Chuck Hagel once responded to his critics by saying: The biggest threat to the American political system, Hagel said, were those who "debase and degrade the political process by straight-out lies and misleading spots on television.

Trump came closer to a straight-out lie when he discussed refugees and his promise to "immediately suspend immigration from any nation that has been compromised by terrorism until such time as proven vetting mechanisms have been put in place".

And then, finally, we're calling for James Clapper to resign for lying to Congress when he said that the NSA does not wittingly collect information on millions of Americans, which we now know is a straight-out lie.

Everyone signed non-disclosure agreements, the dress was entirely constructed in a secret room of Buckingham Palace, and as an extra precaution, "Senior members of the house of McQueen were told to straight-out lie and deny if asked pointblank whether Kate Middleton was their client".

Whatever you do, avoid the straight-out lie.

I reveled in my office naps, lying straight out on the carpeted floor in the kneehole in my desk, startling visitors in our life-care community.

But for some a name change, or straight out lie, is nothing: no price is too great for the fame they crave.