Sentence examples for considered lying from inspiring English sources

Playing basketball cost Boone almost all his $5.75 million contract for 2004, but he never considered lying about what happened.

Ironically, while I have considered lying about Danny's age, Danny has only recently acquired the ability to lie himself.

I considered lying to my good friend, and saying I wouldn't be able to attend because I had eaten something that hadn't agreed with me.

Joan and Allan Stanford considered lying on the beach or relaxing in the mountains, but with a war going on, a self-indulgent pleasure just seemed inappropriate.

I considered lying about this to the cops when I went to report it, but you don't lie to the police.

Some philosophers hold that this sort of communication sometimes described as "paltering"—ought to be considered lying, even though it does not conform to the paradigmatic definition of the latter.

Technically, these un-ordained religious brothers are considered lay members of the church ― having a status equal to Catholic sisters who join religious orders, and equal to ordinary Catholic men and women in the pews.

We considered lay referrals as those in which patients were advised to contact the other practitioner on their own.

A major weakness of cytotoxicity studies, even when lipid peroxidation and reactive oxygen species are considered, lies in tacitly assuming that membrane damage suffices to account for fibrogenesis, whereas the parallel occurrence of such manifestations does not necessarily imply causation.

I'm going to consider lying more often.

And in several recorded phone calls Martinez made to his wife from behind bars, he said he had talked to the prosecutor about the case and was considering lying about Ghonim's role in the killing.