Sentence examples for consequence of lying from inspiring English sources

The consequence of lying about your conviction is more severe than if they simply found out without asking you.

Christopher Shays (R-Conn)., said he warned Clemens of the consequences of lying.

On Tuesday, the committee will hold a public hearing on the consequences of lying under oath.

"People must fear the consequences of lying in the justice system or the system can't work," he wrote.

Jones had immunity from prosecution on that day, but her lawyers had emphasized the potential consequences of lying.

Or perhaps the smarter a person is, the better able they are to assess the potential negative consequences of lying, even with a short-term gain.

This was its opposite: even as he spoke of entanglement -- but unbeknownst to his audience -- Clinton knew he was on the eve of disentangling himself from the legal consequences of lying under oath about his misalliance with a White House intern.

The central themes that Comey returns to throughout this impassioned book are the toxic consequences of lying; and the corrosive effects of choosing loyalty to an individual over truth and the rule of law.

"I think writers have obsessions that they return to in play after play, and I certainly have mine around family and Stockport — whether it is possible to tell the truth, the consequences of lying and whether it's possible to ever go home again," Mr. Stephens said.

In contrast, in laboratory settings where deception is often sanctioned, the consequences of lying and getting caught are minor, and incentives to deceive are artificial (e.g., [5],[5]).

Pinocchio shows the immediate and dramatic negative consequences of lying -- a growing, incriminating nose.