Sentence examples for target of conspiracy from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, a New York restaurant has become the latest target of conspiracy theorists.

The annual assembly that brings together politicians, business leaders, media moguls, top academics and even royalty is a favorite target of conspiracy theorists for whom secretive equals sinister.

Still, the lack of closure from the original investigation has left the incident as a favorite target of conspiracy theorists and alien hunters, and really, it's a pretty weird tale.

Soros has been a frequent target of conspiracy theories and fear-mongering by hypernationalist conservatives in the U.S. and Europe, who often rely on anti-Semitic tropes when they characterize him as a shadowy figure encouraging mass migration and torpedoing traditional Christian culture.

They claimed that Suárez was the target of a conspiracy among the Italians, the English media and the Brazilian hosts to make more of the incident than it warranted.

In a news conference on the latest review of evidence, which itself took two years, federal prosecutors ridiculed suggestions that the prelate was the target of a conspiracy, and they stood by the conclusion of the initial investigation.

The target of the conspiracy, a veteran detective, testified in an unrelated case in 1997, contradicting the officers' statements and leaving them open to federal perjury charges, the court papers said.

Kunstler took up his clientsO cause when they were hated, which Kunstler believed was because they were black, and because they fought racism--even Davis, whom Kunstler persuaded a jury to see as the target of a conspiracy of murderous cops.

Having been the target of many conspiracies, Giovanni became suspicious and so tyrannical that, when the Bentivogli were challenged by Pope Julius II, they received little popular support and were driven from Bologna in 1506.

Picciotto was convinced she was the target of various conspiracies, which are all laid bare in documents I obtained exclusively from the FBI in response to a Freedom of Information Act request that I filed immediately after her death.

If you ignore factual or scientific evidence because it is at odds with your worldview, you're an easy target for conspiracy theories ― regardless of your political affiliation or intelligence (see: anti-vaxxers, conspiracy theorists against Genetically Modified Organisms, climate change deniers and 9-11 "Truthers").