Sentences with phrase «barefaced lies»

Alex Salmond has started the debate on Scotland's future within the UK with barefaced lies that even embarrass his deputy.»

it is one thing to discuss transfer rumours, jees we all do it, but this guy comes in here and blatently tells us barefaced lies.

«Time and again farmers have been sold barefaced lies by exporters — «world's best standards», «no fear no pain» commitments — to keep them selling animals to the trade.

Another perfectly acceptable variant of this phrase is a «barefaced lie,» which again refers to a blatant lie.

How does he make so barefaced a lie appear to be a truth?

there is one guy on here in particular who is responsible for all of the lies that we read here, why is not something being done about his barefaced lying to us.

That's a barefaced lie, of course — the same bogus promise that deceived viewers of the original Fargo film in 1996.

For compulsive watchers of Enbridge Inc., the spill - crazy pipeline company that wants to pipe tar sands crude to the Canadian West Coast - or just for students of the barefaced lie - this video can't be beaten.

climategrog wrote: «So it's a barefaced lie.

THEN THIS STATEMENT IS A BAREFACED LIE.)

I agree with many commentators above: even if Scafetta's guesswork is less alarmist than the IPCC barefaced lie, it is still a guesswork, fitting computer models to designedly altered and cherry - picked «data.»

Not exact matches

The lies that are told by Wenger are so barefaced.

For aficionados, a large part of Creed's charm surely lies in his barefaced cultural cheek.

A lie is a lie is a lie: barefaced vs. bald - faced vs. bold - faced = -.