Sentence examples for greatest lie from inspiring English sources

In your new book, "Unlimited: How to Build an Exceptional Life," you say that believing that the human condition is primarily about suffering "is the greatest lie ever told".

In these early passages, Donoghue's prose hits some wince-inducing notes ("Her small breasts poked out on top of her stays, as white and hard as elbows") and sounds the rather empty refrain, "Clothes are the greatest lie ever told".

In an effort to bring the speculation – Harper Lee's sister Alice once called it "the greatest lie ever told" – into the digital age, the Wall Street Journal asked two Polish literary scholars to use a computerised text-analysis tool to compare Go Set a Watchmen with To Kill a Mockingbird and In Cold Blood to see if there was any algorithmic support for these rumours.

Behaviour is history's greatest lie.

Apparently, humans aren't the greatest lie detectors.

Our real landlords have told the greatest lie and still have real power.

Research by the European Commission highlights that the greatest potential for energy savings lies in buildings, whilst the second greatest lies in transport [5].

In fact, it's one of the greatest lies on the planet.

This was a great lie, of course.

P41 The great lie of online advertising.

I think that's a great lie, a horrible lie.