Sentences with phrase «women as liars»
Instead, he has repeatedly branded the women as liars, using his Twitter feed and public appearances to smear their reputations.
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Meanwhile, President Trump has weaponized the vilification of women as liars throughout his political career.
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It is no surprise, then, that the accusation of liar frequently serves as a sword of Damocles hanging over many women who might otherwise come forward to tell their stories.
But don't be deceived: anything that steals the very essence of God's calling on you, God's shalom, God's justice, God's way of life and living as a warrior, as a prophetess, as a mother, as a teacher, whatever - your - vocation - or - calling as a woman after God's own heart, is a liar.
She would be painted a liar, a disgruntled spouse, a complaining whiney woman, a bad Christian wife, a woman with questionable morals, a neglectful mother, an indiscreet woman who should've kept her marital problems private, demonized as a Jezebel undermining the gospel.
And I think that old woman wasn't poor, it was her loved for the radio station and to the BIG FAT (LIAR) WOLF CAMPING clothed as the sheperd that made her a «poor old woman» to her grave.
A woman who entered a confidential settlement agreement with Bill O'Reilly in 2002 while at Fox News charged in a lawsuit that the «serial abuser and coward» smeared her as a liar, breaking the terms of their deal.
It also reduced the time in which the Governor was forced to contain his fury while responding that Mr. Astorino has dishonored the memory of Martin Luther King Jr., shown his disrespect for women as part of his «ultra-conservative» agenda, and was a liar as well.
As any guy already knows, women sometimes tend to be compulsive liars.
It's not just the women who are liars — men seem to have trouble with the truth as well.
Liar Temptress Soldier Spy By Karen Abbott Harper Perennial • $ 16.99 • ISBN 9780062092908 In a history book that reads like a suspense novel, Abbott portrays four women who operated as spies during the Civil War — two for the Union and two for the Confederacy.