Sentence examples for given a lie from inspiring English sources

On Oct. 5, he was given a lie detector test.

In one scene Van Doren, suspected of leaking her own identity, is given a lie detector test.

Mr. Reichle said he had told one of his supervisors in Denver that he believed everyone involved in the Howards incident should be given a lie detector test.

The inmate was given a lie detector test, but the results were judged inconclusive because the man had been taking muscle relaxants, police officials said.

Hardy was given a lie detector test which confirmed his confession and the process was set in motion for the official exoneration of Scott and his co-defendant last month.

Images of refugees fleeing the Muslim "dreamland" and being welcomed in the lands of "unbelievers" had given a lie to their message of western hatred towards Muslims, he said.

The news that lucky teenagers at 100 British schools are to be given a lie-in as part of a scientific experiment will cause jubilation among those concerned, both the children and their parents.

Within days, Mr. Higazy was given a lie-detector test and interrogated by Special Agent Michael Templeton of the F.B.I. who, Mr. Higazy said, coerced him into claiming ownership of the radio by making threats against his family in Egypt.

He says he was fingerprinted, given a lie-detector test and interrogated.

He received both wounds when he was seven years old, giving a lie to any "show me the child" notions.

To emphasize or distort, to drown out the world and make strange the banal, to give a lie to the impossibility of perfection?