Sentence examples for been able to lie from inspiring English sources

I remember my father once remarking about the "shamelessness" of Qaddafi's lies, that he has always been able to lie without blushing.

"He had not been able to lie down since his flight, the collar being so contrived as to prevent the wearer from using any other than an upright position".

According to the article, which entertainers have "been able to lay claim to fabulousness"?

"I haven't been able to lay out an educational plan," he said.

"There are always alternatives, and I might have been able to lay something on him.

But there were lay experts who said that it was all a fake that no doctor had been able to lay a hand on Earl to examine him.

Until now, the government has not been able to lay off civil servants, whose employment rights are in effect constitutionally guaranteed.

Microsoft has released its own fitness tracker – for the moment in the US only, which means I haven't been able to lay my hands on one.

That belief is why we've been able to lay down railroads and highways to facilitate travel and commerce.

Nothing angers Mr Cameron more than being accused of being the candidate of the rich, but he has not been able to lay the accusation to rest.

"Nobody's been able to lay their eyes on the pipe," Peters said.