Sentence examples similar to eventually tells a falsehood from inspiring English sources

According to Sorensen, a negotiator who tells "a falsehood that will lead to better coordination between buyer and seller" is telling a bald-faced lie (Sorensen 2007, 262).

And so, Trump is telling a falsehood even though it has been demonstrated to him to be a falsehood.

But in telling a falsehood, he seemed to convey a larger truth.

But Dr. Boyden says he believes that being asked to tell a falsehood that everyone knows is a falsehood is not the same thing as lying to deceive someone.

And, given Ms. Sheck's penchant for ambiguity, does "lying," which appears in a later stanza, mean telling a falsehood, or is it meant to refer to the state of being reclined or supine?

Elizabeth Phelps, a prominent cognitive neuroscientist at N.Y.U., who studies emotion and the brain, questions another basic assumption behind all lie-detection schemes — that telling a falsehood creates conflict within the liar.

" I don't think they're simply telling a falsehood in order to get cheaper workers".

"He had several charges and reprimands throughout his career, including telling a falsehood to a sergeant and speaking in an improper manner to a senior officer.

If Williams' credibility is "completely shot" by telling a falsehood, why isn't Bozell's?

The pressure eventually told.

Carelessness eventually told, though.