Sentence examples for hard to lie from inspiring English sources

He added: "Was it hard to lie in the beginning?

"It's so hard to lie because you have to keep track.

It's not hard to lie; we just get complex with our words and expressions.

For one, it would be hard to lie about my age.

It's, it's very hard to lie explicitly to someone's face when I say, okay, you're selling me this used iPod hasn't been damaged in the past.

"It's just like living in a village, where it's actually hard to lie because everybody knows the truth already," Tufekci said.

(The study in question, published in the 1920s, is hard to lay hands on).

Ethical rules are hard to lay down because of the "but-what-if" factor.

"We've been working very hard to lay a strong foundation," Mr. Tomson said last week.

But it's hard to lay claim to one of the most scrutinized figures in American history, and Carter wisely makes him a peripheral character.

But it's hard to lay an egg with a party at Cindy Sherman's new property in the Springs area of East Hampton, overlooking Accabonac Harbor.