give the lie to in a sentence

Examples

1. :: : : I think, Blaxthos, that your talk page gives the lie to your sanctimonious claptrap.
2. Horn said it " gives the lie to everything we're trying to do in terms of rehabilitation ."
3. And it gives the lie to the wine country mantra that wine is food, an integral part of any good meal.
4. On his very best vocal behavior, Cura here gives the lie to those who have said that he has no technique.
5. Election night on the Web should permanently give the lie to pronouncements that networked computing is likely to bring some sort of salvation.
6. It gives the lie to those who said in the past this was simply talking shop . . . this is serious stuff.
7. This English import gives the lie to the stereotype about British food being on a par with the U . K . dental plan.
8. EU foreign trade chief Sir Leon Brittan said the agreement " gives the lie to those who accuse Europe of protectionism ."
9. But the rise and fall, or fall and rise, of one kind of classical music over another give the lie to these Cassandras.
10. Geyer-Raack's book gives the lie to this understanding of design history, for it was essentially an exercise in design communication.