Sentence examples for completely lie from inspiring English sources

As much as the club's fans would argue to the contrary, the fault does not completely lie with Benitez for everything that has gone awry at Stamford Bridge.

We define S = B ( x 0, r 1 ) ∪ B ( y 0, r 2 ), then S is not a geodesic convex set because every geodesic curve passing through x 0 and y 0 does not completely lie in S. Now we define the function η : M × M → T M such that η ( x, y ) = { exp y − 1 x if  x, y ∈ B ( x 0, r 1 )  or  x, y ∈ B ( x 0, r 2 ), 0 y otherwise.

It is possible that the quasar is undergoing a transition from an ultraluminous infrared galaxy to a classical radio-quiet quasar, but there are problems with this theory, and the object appears to be an exceptional object that does not completely lie within current classification systems.

Reciprocal pain scores were used, so that the lower limit of the 95% confidence interval for (1/mean score robenacoxib)/(1/mean score meloxicam) needed to completely lie above 0.80.

They were not completely lies, but these represented the real gulf that existed between the two.

"But there are lots of people out there who find the idea that a company is completely lying perfectly plausible".

"To say you wrote the book would be slightly misleading," says Ross. "It would be completely lying," responds Katona.

"If you look at Tyco's numbers, the only way it could be on the verge of bankruptcy is if it was completely lying to us," the analyst said.

We firstly consider a null-steering beamforming method to guarantee the jamming beamforming vector that completely lies on the null space of h jd [35].

Considering the information, beamforming vector completely lies on the null space of relay-eavesdropper channel, that is to say, there does not exist any information leakage to the unintended user in the relay transmitting phase, i.e., C e (M =0.

The greatest challenge and reward in science writing is to get the message across to completely lay audiences, and your only chance of succeeding is to be able to see the world through their eyes.