Sentence examples for a kind of lay from inspiring English sources

A sanyasin, a kind of lay nun, with a gift for rabble-rousing, she was in 2003 elected the BJP's chief minister of Madhya Pradesh, a large central state.

To keep it would be a kind of lie.

But this seemed to me to be a kind of lie.

To accept the gift while rejecting its meaning is to tell a kind of lie.

To deliberately, albeit passively, undermine the work you agreed to do is to tell your employer a kind of lie.

To arrange this ludicrous, if benign, contrivance to deliberately fool the clientele is a kind of lie and hence unethical.

Y). lives nonchronologically, having sequestered himself from the passing of time and actual interaction with people: "Chronological living is a kind of lie.

Perhaps you feel uneasy because your contributing to a Democrat is a kind of lie, an expression of admiration for someone you actually disdain.

It's a kind of lie about what equality means – that we should think about creating a means of escape and neglect the rest.

As for the sense of adventure, the weather and all that, he saw now that it had been a fantasy, a kind of lie.

To do so is to tell a kind of lie to patients, who reasonably assume that their care meets hospital standards.