Sentence examples for apparent lie from inspiring English sources
The apparent lie by Mahmood dates back to a pre-trial hearing last month in which he denied having seen a police statement made by his longtime driver, Alan Smith.
The group repeated a false claim that a number of Jews were involved in making the video, an apparent lie initially told by a Coptic Christian, an Egyptian expatriate, who did play a role in the production.
There are no obvious or direct repercussions from this apparent lie, but it sets the tone for the remainder of a novel in which almost every conversation is some sort of confrontation, and in which the narrator is constantly on the verge of some drastic gesture or futile outburst.
In it, a crooning, piano-playing Mr. Samberg and a doppelgänger for the Iranian president (his castmate Fred Armisen, bearded and in a gray suit and open-neck dress shirt) dance and appear to fall in love — giving apparent lie to Mr. Ahmadinejad's contention at Columbia University that there were no homosexuals in Iran.
Some commentators now point out the fundamental injustice of a career trajectory built on an apparent lie in his master's degree work.
Since a judge in April dismissed the Paula Jones case and deemed the Lewinsky affair irrelevant to it, the president's apparent lies are arguably not quite perjury.
The answer, it is now apparent, lies with ants.
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Still, the apparent lies about her background and her behavior could seriously damage her credibility as a witness if the case goes to trial.
But footage from Tensing's body camera, which UC's police department required him to wear, revealed apparent lies in Tensing's statements about Dubose's death, as well as inconsistent statements by responding UC officers David Lindenschmidt Phillip Kidd.
