Sentence examples for because lies from inspiring English sources

Team-mates will offer reassurance that the cherished code of the dressing-room has not been breached, because lies can be rationalised.

It is a conspiracy of silence entered into willingly because lies are easier than the truth – black eyes, bruises and missing teeth can all be explained away.

I want to print what he said because lies on the web can last for ever and need to be countered.

And this conclusion of the fairy is noteworthy, because the vast majority of arguments against lying are made because lies are, so this line goes, unfair or harmful to the people who believe the liar.

It's not the fault of social media (you can't blame the platform), but it is a consequence of it, because lies can be passed on so swiftly and indiscriminately.

AMERICAN ONE: Why? AMERICAN TWO: Because lies create more lies.

She seemed blithely unconcerned; lying came naturally to her, and because lying is the lingua franca of the court system she was in her element.

The parents would have slept sitting up in a box bed (because lying flat was thought to cause disease) and the children on the floor.

Lucky, because lying roughly in the middle of the country, it is an ideal place for Americans to change planes and then, if they wish, to fly elsewhere.

The legislation failed in November 2012 because lay synod members who supported women bishops nevertheless believed that traditionalists were not getting sufficient exemptions from serving under them.

Finally, it has been objected that L1 is insufficient because lying requires that an untruthful assertion be made, and not merely that an untruthful statement be made.