Sentence examples for if we lie from inspiring English sources

If we lie, we are seen as a liar.

As parents we all want our children to trust us -- sadly, if we lie to them, we are telling them they cannot trust us, or themselves.

Causes have effects, and if we lie to ourselves and to others, then we cannot expect to find truth and reality whenever we happen to want them.

It is as if we lie on holiday in the sun.

And if we lay the foundation now and call the album that, it's basically this decision to inspire other decisions".

"If we lay the groundwork effectively, in terms of improving our base of Democrats and our performance, we'll set the stage to recapture the governorship," Mr. Jepsen said.

He added: "I think if we lay out repeatedly and clearly my position, ultimately I think I've got the majority of the American people on my side on this issue".

For if we lay out Scotland's 365 days and cover them all in festival after festival, then not only will we dim the punters' critical faculties but we'll delude them into thinking that everything in the garden is bright and gay.

He said: "The more successful the Tory party is, the more risk it will affect us and if we lay down the ground rules now we will thanked, particularly by those people who have come from countries where, I am afraid, there is an endemic tradition of corruption".

But if we lay these terms aside we still have to account for the phenomenon they point to: that women in great numbers by no means all on élite campuses, by no means all young feel angry at and exploited by behavior that many men assume is within bounds and no big deal.

"He was outstanding," said Bell. "If we lay the platforms for Jos to come in and play his game, then he can get us into match-winning positions".