Sentence examples for basically lying from inspiring English sources

What's more, with only 300 square feet, "things were basically lying around," Mr. Panlasigui said.

"They have been extremely careful, basically lying low and keeping their heads down while they deal with their domestic economy".

"Each player in the Indian market, whatever the language, is left with very few options And newspapers who say they are not doing it are basically lying".

It was Marjorie Liebert, a former dancer, now in her sixties, who taught a class in her apartment, in something that Copeland had never heard of: barre-à-terre, a method of doing ballet while, basically, lying on the floor.

If it's only capable of the lower resolution, then Apple is upscaling the image to get 720p, which is basically lying about their image quality.

You're basically lying," he scolded.

"Some want to basically lie on the floor, while the others want to really move".

"I was involved with them on how to collect the numbers in New York City and basically lay out, so that it was all basically formatted in a way that, month to month, it was readable," he said.

In years past, popes were passengers in what were basically lay versions of the limousines favored by banana-republic dictators, the first said to have been a 1930 Mercedes-Benz Nürburg 460.

As was clear at the press conference yesterday, the president will basically lie through his teeth, blaming the economic crisis on his predecessor and waging a morally bankrupt class war on the high-income earners.

"Some of the crap that's written about our players, basically lies written in the press annoy me, about our boys," he told reporters who have been chewing on his leg through the winter.