Sentence examples for if you lied from inspiring English sources

If you lied a great deal, and involved several emotional factors in your lies ("I would never own a pet, my aunt Grace owned a dog and it nearly killed my cousin... ......), it will be extremely hard to back out of.

Your mood would be a chemical fact, and, if you lied about it, then poor, poor you.

Gregory recalled, "If you lied to him, you'd be taken upstairs, have a conversation, and then he'd whack you with a belt".

"If you lied in 1997, and you realized that people that you were lying for, lying to protect, had carried out such an atrocious deed," he said, "if you have a pure heart, if you have a clear conscience, speak the truth".

She said that readers or viewers might conclude that "If you lied to get the story then why should I believe that the rest of this story is true?" Father Paul Check, the international director of Courage, said that the reporter "lied" to gain admittance, and that, "as far as I know this is the most grievous breach of our trust and confidentiality in our 27 years of existence".

If you lied in a murder trial, the offense of perjury was punishable by death.

They may not be too happy if they find you lied about having a girlfriend.

Seeing Ms. Kidman in "The Blue Room" was something any truly urbane New Yorker was supposed to have done, and if you hadn't, you lied.

"If we discover that you lied to us, you're gonna feel our wrath, and we're gonna take everything back.

"If we find that you lied to us and applied to our regular action process holding an admission from an early binding place," says Marlyn McGrath Lewis, admissions director at Harvard, "we would either not admit you or we would withdraw our offer".

Even if you do get the lie past them and snag an offer, employers can withdraw it altogether if they find out you lied.