Sentence examples for clear lie from inspiring English sources

"Even if we assume that an ill-intentioned and anonymous person did this, expanding (the footage) to make it look as if the overwhelming atmosphere was in line with this incident is a clear lie," the institution's vice-president, Hamid Ansari, wrote in an open letter.

Europe lay inside this zone, but Africa, he made it clear, lay outside.

Much of the blame for this sorry state of affairs, it made clear, lay with the lack of leadership from the commission.

And wicked, she makes clear, lies in the eye of the beholder, whether you're a Roman with scorpions falling into your eyes or a Marylander with stink bugs falling into your hair.

The fault, Waldman makes clear, lies more with Nate (though Waldman seems to want us always to question whether "fault" is the right word, or the most useful one): despite Hannah's qualities, he begins to feel confined.

Once the water runs clear, lay your brushes on a towel with the bristles resting off the edge of the counter, or hang them to dry.

The identification of particular knowledge gaps supported the need to provide clear lay language explanations that integrated with parents' mental models in order to counter misinformation about vaccination risks.

Through observation of the CDE programme it was clear lay people delivering self-management interventions need to be adequately trained (or undertake further training) in techniques which encourage a person to change their behaviour.