Sentence examples for lack of lying from inspiring English sources

He was harshly critical of Mr. Obama's fibbing, calling it "amateurish at best," contrasting the President's lack of lying experience with his own half-century of dishonesty.

This lack of lay vocabularies makes difficult the automatic processing of social media texts.

On the other hand, bedridden residents are also exposed to wounds, such as pressure sores and other skin changes due to lack of mobility (lying), skin condition (thin, dry, inflexible, requiring intensive care) and the permanent presence of dressings and/or diaper.

The roots of this lack of standing lie deep in the culture.

Lack of astonishment lay between them, slablike, erasing something every time it appeared.

Dannatt is asked where the lack of leadership lay: he partially dodges the question by saying it was down to competing resources.

Of course, "hosts" and "community members" are not necessarily the same thing, and this lack of precision lies at the heart of Airbnb's problems with the attorney general's investigation.

For Brad Parks, executive director of the AidData project at the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia, transparency – or rather the lack of it – lies at the heart of the debate on contractors.

Christine Guedalla London Lord Ashcroft is wrong to perpetuate the myth that lack of explanation lies behind wide rejection of the Lansley reforms (The Tories are still toxic on the NHS, Opinion, 14 January).

"The blame for lack of adoption lies primarily with the councils themselves," he says.

Rights – and content creators' lack of them – lie at the heart of cloud storage's worst dangers, something connected in turn to the underlying nature of cloud storage.