Sentences with phrase «blatantly untrue»

(In the same interview, he said that «not one» woman lacks access to contraception in the US, which is, obviously, blatantly untrue.)

That's blatantly untrue, and that's why you need Boise renters insurance.

This is blatantly untrue.

Lawyers should know better than to publish blatantly untrue and defamatory statements, even if they were made online anonymously.

This is blatantly untrue, a ridiculous and obviously false statement.

Your challenge is to convince Jimd that your alternative facts are correct.he will simply see them as misrepresentations or falsehoods he will see them as being as blatantly untrue as the facts Paul nuttall put on his web site.

Muir Russell's subsequent report then contained findings on email deletion that were blatantly untrue and known to be untrue to hundreds, if not thousands, of readers who've followed these events.

Instead of unravelling the conduct of Jones and his Team, the «inquiries» have been wilfully obtuse, both refusing to ask the salient questions and determining the matter on empirical findings that were either blatantly untrue or unsupported by the evidence that they collected.

After a Freedom of Information Request in which Ceredigion Council stated that our evidence could not be used because we had broken into a puppy farm, we pursued this blatantly untrue accusation, and finally the council issued a public apology.

This is blatantly untrue.

I would try the «I'm just in your neighborhood for an hour, let's have coffee» suggestion you made elsewhere but that would be blatantly untrue.

This is blatantly untrue and can be easily verified.

I don't think it is to be respected as long as they're brain - washing children to believe things that are blatantly untrue or at a minimum, are not supported by any evidence whatsoever.

She made three statements about B.C. New Democrats that were blatantly untrue:

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But when it was within our own community, the immediate response was to vilify the victims or to say things that were at times blatantly and demonstratively untrue about the organization and the leader of the organization.