Sentence examples for uttering falsehoods from inspiring English sources

The historically low percentage of voters who say they find Clinton and Trump honest or trustworthy, as well as Trump's history of uttering falsehoods, as fact-checking organizations have reported, makes the role of debate moderator especially important and complicated this year.

Beyond financial pressures, the question in the Journal's newsroom is whether Baker will meet the expectations of staff in tackling a moment of great upheaval in American politics and effectively hold accountable a president who is not only waging war on the press but repeatedly uttering falsehoods and promoting misinformation.

The Quran 5 64 refers to this corruption and reprimands the leaders " Why do not the divines and those learned in the Law prohibit them from uttering falsehood (and doing evil deeds )... Evil indeed is that which they do".

Television networks, most notably, propped up Trump's candidacy during the Republican primary with a hugely disproportionate amount of attention, unprecedented accommodations, and little scrutiny as he uttered falsehoods in interviews and in evening rallies carried live as breaking news events.

After Snowden revealed otherwise, Clapper offered a shifting series of explanations for his publicly uttered falsehood.

Avoiding such faux pas without uttering provable falsehoods is thus a skill highly valued in the nation's capital.

Asked on NBC's "Meet the Press" why the press secretary was uttering provable falsehoods, White House senior adviser Kellyanne Conway fired back.

Weeks later, it became known that Mr. Diallo had filed an asylum claim based on utter falsehoods, about how he was from Mauritania, a human-rights basket case.

This face-to-face contact, at long last, won't eliminate the real disagreements, but they may reduce the utter falsehoods that are lodged stubbornly in their minds.

Many US constitutional scholars believe that while a government could gag a business in the name of security without falling afoul of the first amendment, ordering it to utter falsehoods would not pass muster.

It will form a Wall of Shame on which it will list and number the utter falsehoods President Trump has made including: his claims about millions of fraudulent voters; that the media did not report numerous terrorist attacks; and that the crime rate is at a historic high.