Sentence examples for fewer lies from inspiring English sources

In the government's study, the more tests offenders took, the fewer lies were flagged.

With his much heralded perestroika and glasnost – economic restructuring and fewer lies, the twins of reform – he sought improved efficiency.

Good on Rep. Himes for raising his hand and asking that fewer lies be served up in the Congressional cafeterias.

Yet, our overall psychological health improves when we tell fewer lies.

Sometimes outselling The Catcher In the Rye The Lord of the Flies, which comes from the land of Ms. Thatcher, proves Britons tells far fewer lies describing dystopia than Yankees, but cover it up it up with a coat of sugar, like Mr. Bernanke's prognosis, a sweet antidote to reality.

Cows allocated the highest DHA (120%) had shorter bouts than all other treatments (P = 0.05), whereas cows allocated the lowest DHA (60%) had fewer lying bouts than all other treatments (P < 0.05).

Few lies can be told in one word, but "superfood" manages it.

So it is really for his good intentions that he is rewarded, and Pinocchio's few lies — and many misdeeds — were, though consistently misguided, never malicious.

Tell a few lies about the interest rates, and then watch the profits roll in – sounds like a classic fraud if ever there was one.

(Financial Times, 18 July 2013) Modern Britain tells itself few lies as convenient and comforting as this: that just because the wealthy sometimes act like us, their lives resemble ours.

Maybe telling a few lies digs a hole that you can't get out of.