Significats de fabricate stories en anglès

He will fabricate stories with no motive, fabricate them out of whole cloth for the pure fun of it.

There are ethics and standards, and journalists (tempting though it may be) are not supposed to totally fabricate stories.

Even the visiting father-in-law joined in and fabricated stories about the garden plants.

His lawyers said women were fabricating stories in search of money and fame.

The Times created a public editor position after former reporter Jayson Blair fabricated stories.

We can only laugh about these type of fabricated stories.

The New York Times created a public editor position after reporter Jayson Blair fabricated stories.

President Trump has dismissed the book calling it " fabricated stories".

In tweets over the past year, Trump has said the "Amazon Washington Post" fabricated stories.

Such fabricated stories were only too common.

JOHANNA Griggs has blasted women's magazines claiming she is the target of fabricated stories about her personal life.

A spokesman for Nupsaw accused Dis-Chem of trying to have their strike action declared illegal by fabricating stories of intimidation.

To Zuckerman's horror, the public began to confuse him with his character, and fabricated stories about him appeared in the press.

Various officials have since admitted to fabricating stories about her, claiming there was a desperation to stop the revolutionary in her tracks.

She also pleaded with her dad to "stop lying" and accused him of " fabricating stories" to manufacture a fictitious narrative.

A Chinese journalist has confessed on state television that he accepted bribes for fabricating stories about a construction company he accused of fraud.