Sentences with phrase «falsehoods in»

The simple fact is that the many falsehoods in its piece on PAS are intentional.

To his credit, he read on air a Center for Justice & Democracy letter correcting falsehoods in his piece.

For example, statements of opinion are not actionable and many of the alleged falsehoods in the McLibel case would be considered to be statements of opinion in U.S. law rather than statements of fact.

Also, if the document was a fake that they expected Gleick to release, why not put some falsehoods in it so as to lend veracity to their claims of forgery?

One of Steve McIntyre's commenters makes a sharp point on the multiple falsehoods in Mann's court pleadings:

P.S. — I discussed one of the errors / falsehoods in this post responding to Bill Illis: https://wattsupwiththat.com/2010/08/12/target-monckton/#comment-455522 I think you are capable of reading about the others from the links that I provided.

Ultimately he is responsible for the shocking number of uncorrected errors and falsehoods in his newspaper.

Charles Higley, Talking about a disconnect from reality; the amount of errors, logical fallacies and plain falsehoods in your comment is staggering.

The audacity of the falsehoods in Mann's court pleadings is breathtaking.

The observation that most of the falsehoods in George Will's notorious Washington Post column on global warming have appeared in many previous columns, some going back as far as 1992, raises some interesting questions.

Finding: By failing to interview Mann's chief critics, the inquiry failed to notice clear falsehoods in the evidence presented to them.

Few of the people who identified falsehoods in his stories called the paper to correct them.

We need to bypass the denier - sceptics, and undermine falsehoods in the minds of others, through the best means possible.

Soon, Schneiderman started finding outright falsehoods in the board's statements.

@loomer979 Lots of falsehoods in that one.

My question would be, what would the Foreclosure Investigator do if they found that the original loan application had falsehoods in it?

Meanwhile, Erik himself habitually tells falsehoods in order to gain the respect of the son who feeds off of thinking his father a big shot.

These falsehoods in turn lead to a false conclusion: if people are not signing up for or staying in science, it must be because they can not or do not want to.

On this basis, Ofcom decided that all the falsehoods in the programme relating to the causes of climate change could simply be ignored.

«Despite a call to respect my family's privacy during this difficult, challenging ordeal as we handle — as a family — a personal situation with our child, the media reports continue to change and promote falsehoods in spite of the facts,» Morse said.

It's been all quiet on the Al Gore front recently, as Climategate and the falsehoods in the IPCC report undermined the credibility of global warming hysteria — that is, the attempt to panic us into dismantling our economies, radically redistributing wealth, and empowering unelected international bureaucrats and a scientocracy to control it all.

We tell our falsehoods in such a way that we look better not worse.

You, on the other hand, are apparently trying to distance yourself from what you believe are falsehoods in the bible.

There are hundreds of contradictions, errors, and falsehoods in the bible.

«Disappointingly, the Journal chose to publish this article without even mentioning the facts Theranos shared that disproved the many falsehoods in the article.»

If there be one falsehood in that book, it did not come from the God of truth» (citation from the standard edition of Wesley's journal, volume 6 [1915], p. 117, the entry having been dated Wednesday, July 24, 1776).

The falsehood in this is exposed in the very act of contraception: for a man and woman to contracept implies that they are trying to remove an essential element of sex, something fundamental to its meaning and function, and that is fertility.

Those who disbelieve contend with falsehood in order to refute the Truth thereby.

«The Gish Gallop, named after creationist Duane Gish, is the debating technique of drowning the opponent in such a torrent of half - truths, lies, and straw - man arguments that the opponent can not possibly answer every falsehood in real time.

By the way, the biggest falsehood in your post was the implication that Christians are hated or persecuted.

Jesus wants people set free from the structures of false religion He s not going to use those very false structures to try to strenghten His case, that just makes the whole thing a contridiction and a falsehood in itself.

Find any, that's ANY falsehood in that book and the one book fred has is invalidated.

As Lewis sardonically notes, «The poet did not foresee that his work would one day meet the disarming simplicity of critics who take for gospel things said by the father of falsehood in public speeches to his troops.»

The Presidency via the National Communication Authority are spending billions of cedis of the taxpayer's money on designing and implementing a communication strategy around massive propaganda, half truth and outright falsehood in an attempt to continually deceive the Ghanaian people.

«Let's also drop the falsehood in this debate that is it is mainly struggling small businesses that pay the minimum wage.

«He has been going about saying all manner of rubbish and using guinea pigs to publish falsehood in the media about me and the party.

In a related sense, Berinsky thinks, solutions to matters of truth and falsehood in the current — and highly polarized — political moment may need to have a similar partisan structure, due to the blizzard of claims and counterclaims about truth, falsehoods, «fake news,» and more.

I don't think they're simply telling a falsehood in order to get cheaper workers.»

As we saw in films like «Blue is the Warmest Color,» which may be a natural comparison, it reiterates the falsehood in which that foreign film presents lesbian and love mirrored with the exploration, passion, and complexity that is demonstrated in Lelio's treasure.

The first falsehood in Hannah - Jones» reasoning is that to believe in a common good, one must also believe in public institutions as the sole contributors to the common good.

That «scarcity mentality» is what Rachelle Gardner (@RachelleGardner) says is a hurtful falsehood in Letting Go of Scarcity Thinking.

There's no evidence whatsoever that he's read any of the responses pointing out that he's wrong on the law, and I am certain that he'll repeat this falsehood in the future.

«It is rare to encounter propaganda that contains a falsehood in just about every paragraph.

This point was reinforced by the US Supreme Court, in Smith v Illinois 390 US 129, 131 (1968), which held that when a witness» credibility was in issue, as here, the essence of exposing falsehood in witnesses and finding the truth by cross-examination, was to ask the witness who he was and where he lived — hence:

Not exact matches

OPINION: Distinguishing between fact and fantasy, truth and falsehood, logic and emotion are valuable tools in sales, as in life.

(Update 3/8: In follow up questioning, Fortune asked Mast why the company did not pursue legal action against any of the publications, who they claim wrote falsehoods.

Pressed by Tapper about Trump's repeated falsehoods, with the CNN anchor asking whether they distracted from what Conway said were «the many things that he says that are true that are making a difference in people's lives,» she said they served as distractions only «if they're covered.»

«I think there are some reports everywhere, in print, on TV, on radio, in conversation, that are not well researched and are sometimes based on falsehoods.»

They concluded that falsehoods spread «farther, faster, deeper, and more broadly than the truth in all categories of information».

During a surreal exchange, anchor David Muir grilled Trump over his continued spreading of the falsehood that millions of illegal ballots were cast in the 2016 election, which Trump had previously said was the reason for Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton beating him in the popular vote by 3 million ballots.