Sentence examples for suppressing facts from inspiring English sources

However, producer George Crile put the program together ignoring or suppressing facts that did not prove his thesis.

The Bush administration makes policy, then searches for facts that support that policy, while suppressing facts that do not support it.

On Friday Labor's immigration spokesman, Richard Marles, labelled the response as "nothing more than a tired, lazy slogan for suppressing facts from the Australian community".

Subsequent prime ministers did little or worse than nothing, suppressing facts that lobbyists in business and industry (some of them former Thatcherite ministers like Lord Lawson and Peter Lilley) did not like.

Ancient Roman historians, who were often patriotic senators, believed that Rome always waged just wars in self-defense, and they wrote their accounts accordingly, distorting or suppressing facts that did not fit this view.

More importantly, though, Hyundai's inflated numbers follow an all-too familiar pattern of companies distorting or suppressing facts about their products.

Of 122 licenses granted in the 2008 auction, 85 went to companies that "suppressed facts, disclosed incomplete information and submitted fictitious documents," and therefore did not comply with requirements for the licenses, the auditor said.

"I think it's part of my responsibility and I don't think we should suppress fact for fear of giving offence.

She is trying to replace the lie her family told about its past and with something real, including the suppressed fact of Franz's Jewishness.

In short, Truffaut refined his story for general audiences by suppressing the facts of his own intellectual fanaticism.

The Major, who has written several books on flying saucers, stated that they do exist and that the Air Force is suppressing the facts.