Sentence examples for a tiny lie from inspiring English sources

The driver, a guy who said he grew up in Havana, told a tiny lie, or a half lie.

A husband sets off the castration of his marriage with a tiny lie told in a cheese shop queue, a junior doctor finally bows to his homosexuality when he breathes yes, ("a hot little word", Ms Kennedy calls it) to an older colleague.

Is it a tiny lie the person can get over, or is it something that goes to the heart of trust in your relationship that, once broken, is unlikely to be mended?

If lying big to a big corporation provokes this kind of debate, who would ever care about such a little tiny lie, quickly forgotten, barely a blip in the day?

Once enough voters lose the sense they are getting ahead and wealth is being sucked up by a tiny elite, trouble lies ahead.

Steinmeyer shows that every refinement matters, that good conjuring is not so much a matter of mechanics as "a collection of tiny lies, in words and deeds, that are stacked and arranged ingeniously to form the battlement for an illusion.

She invited us inside, where I saw a tiny baby lying on top of a thick stack of blankets.

A tiny woman lay in bed, wasting away from "failure to thrive," Ms. Tartaglia had been told.

A tiny airstrip lies just to the north of the resort, while Placencia village is at the end of the road, a five-minute cycle away.

About three minutes down the street from the Kapoor's mansion, through a tiny alleyway, lies the rotting home of another Bollywood legend from the 1950s and 1960s, Dilip Kumar.

On a windy hilltop overlooking a dusty canyon in Saugus, a tiny graveyard lies hidden by a grove of peppertrees and pines.