Sentence examples for construct lies from inspiring English sources

One new construct lies in the shape of the Obama-era electorate.

Again, the editor misses the scorn, and suggests that this tepid and passionless construct lies behind the marriage of Jane Eyre (yes, Jane Eyre who unites with her husband as bone of his bone and flesh of his flesh).

The essence of this construct lies in the use of different t-norms (and/or t-conorms) defined over disjoint subintervals of the unit interval.

He has infiltrated the gang, thanks to some ingenious plastic surgery and a number of carefully constructed lies.

While Fitzgerald described the utterly brazen way that Libby had constructed his lies about leaking Valerie Wilson's identity to the press, it was hard to forget the even more brazen way that Libby, Cheney, and the Pentagon's Office of Special Plans constructed lies and exaggerations about the state of Saddam Hussein's arsenal and his "links" to Al Qaeda.

This central Machian insight that perception is always relational and constructed lies at the origins of Gestalt Theory.

Writing for The Washington Post, Margaret Sullivan states, "Fake news has a real meaning – deliberately constructed lies, in the form of news articles, meant to mislead the public".

Hopkins will play the "brilliant, taciturn and complicated creative director" of the park, while Wood will play an android farmer girl "who is about to discover that her entire idyllic existence is an elaborately constructed lie".

In two days of interviews with the North Koreans, a thinly concealed disgust over inequality that has risen in recent years — and a realization that the national credo of juche, or self-reliance, was a carefully constructed lie — was striking.

Since lying requires knowledge of the truth, of the constructed lie, and of the consequences of telling a lie, you could, theoretically, measure the brain activity of an individual.

But think about it and you'll find that this is a craftily constructed lie: if there's enough bandwidth that carriers can offer the most traffic-intensive services without limit, then why are there caps in the first place?