Sentences with phrase «obvious falsehoods»
"Obvious falsehoods" refers to statements or claims that are clearly not true or accurate. They are easily identifiable as false because the information they provide contradicts what is known to be true or goes against common sense and facts. Full definition
The risk with that kind of approach is that obvious falsehoods or offensive views get treated as though they were valid through a false attempt at balance.
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But that's not to say wall - to - wall coverage of Trump, his rallies, and his pronouncements — not to mention a lack of confrontation when it comes to his obvious falsehoods or racist proposals — hasn't fed the growth of that base, and for that the media is very definitely on the hook.
No, I am not part of his organization nor do I believe in any of his obvious falsehoods, but that does not mean I can't have compassion for a fellow human being.
But Jack Straw, then foreign secretary, replied that if it continued with «this obvious falsehood» it was rejecting peace.
Thus, although a lawyer should resolve doubts about the veracity of testimony or other evidence in favor of the client, the lawyer can not ignore an obvious falsehood.