Sentence examples for better lies from inspiring English sources

"I've told better lies to my mother," another said.

Few Palestinians rate the chances of a recently formed unity government; Israel is determined to smash Hamas anyway.Beyond these places that have got no better lies the spectre of those that have got far worse.

Her greatest power, Miranda-Rodriguez says, will be showing Puerto Ricans — those on the island and in the United States — that the power to make Puerto Rico better lies within them as much as it does inside of her.

So many of the qualities that we Americans hold dear we imported from this land – perseverance and faith, an unbending belief that we make our own destiny, and an unshakable dream that if we work hard and live responsibly, something better lies just around the bend.

Watching the glimmer of hope offered by Muscovites marching in a popular uprising, Renko allows himself to believe that even though the "courage we have at birth becomes hoarded, shriveled, blown away," perhaps something better lies ahead for him and his lover.

"Words have to mean something, or there are no more answers, only better and better lies," Jon responds.

So, better lay out wide enough streets.

I think you had better lie down.

— You'd better lie down for a bit, he said.

"I need to get a better lay of the land," he said.

Mickelson, next up from a better lie, went straight into the drink.