Sentence examples for damaging lie from inspiring English sources

The most damaging lie I ever told was the one I told myself: "You're not good enough".

The final and most damaging lie came at the very end of American Gangster, when a screen legend declared, that after his take-down Lucas' ultimate cooperation with authorities resulted in the conviction of "three-quarters of the New York City's Drug Enforcement Agency".

I was building up the strong person inside and showing her on the outside after decades of damaging lies.

But it may be weeks before the river retreats enough for residents to see what damage lies beneath the muddy waters.

As a senior civil servant puts it: "Japanese people have never really felt that they are in crisis, even though the economy is slowly withering away".For individuals the damage lies below the surface.

But the river, which flooded many homes to their roofs and displaced an estimated 12,000 people, is expected to subside slowly, so residents must wait to see what damage lies beneath the muddy surface.

But the real damage lies in the failure to sort out a nonsense that makes the legal system work far worse than it should: the continuing division of responsibilities between the new Department for Constitutional Affairs and the Home Office.

This dinosaur-killer class is where the bulk of the risk of death and damage lies, hazard analysis shows.

For the Circumferential notch specimen, the maximum creep damage lies at the point in from notch tip; For the U-type and V-type notch specimens, the maximum creep damage always happens at the notch tip.

The clinical significance of sperm DNA damage lies in its association not only with natural conception rates, but also with assisted reproduction success rates [ 17, 19].

Such societies will ultimately be more damaged by lying governments than by any amount of terrorism.