deliberate lie

A deliberate lie by one or the other would have to be involved.

But what about using a deliberate lie to attack an opponent?

On a very basic level, a deliberate lie is opposed to a simple truth.

This is either a deliberate lie, or else they haven't read the Treaty.

He hesitated only an instant before telling his first deliberate lie.

Shame on you for telling a deliberate lie like that."

She did not know what she would do if forced to tell a deliberate lie.

"You set the boy to writing deliberate lies because you could not write them yourself?"

That was a deliberate lie, and I demand an explanation!"

So you told a deliberate lie, and that made everything else about you suspect.

"However I would suggest that a situation based on deliberate lies could not be a true paradise.

To present pension funds as a panacea however would be a deliberate lie.

No one in the courtroom believed for an instant that he would utter a deliberate lie.

It wasn't like Lottie to tell a deliberate lie.

When he hears a deliberate lie, it makes his skin tingle."

His statements were false, but they were not deliberate lies."

Not a deliberate lie, just a guess.

The idea that the media is left or left-owned is a deliberate lie and absurd.

Nobody could tell a deliberate lie better than Hercule Poirot.

That's what's so difficult, you can't distinguish between a deliberate lie and a genuine haziness of recollection.

Third: To divert attention from himself, Bat had been obliged to offer a deliberate lie.

Some of the material is deliberate lies, Mr. Salter said.

So that that statement was a deliberate lie.

"I don't particularly want to tell them deliberate lies, and I'm certainly not going to tell them the truth.

Worse, you can recognize a deliberate lie.