Sentence examples for lay particularly from inspiring English sources

For Le Vay, the significance of Selye's work lay particularly in its application to broader social issues: Selye's work is important, not only in the narrow biological field of injury and response to injury, but in relation to the much wider problems of man as a living organism set in the stresses of modern civilisation, so many and so varied and so constant in their impact.

If you lay (particularly the fussy ones) on a warm fresh washcloth right afterward, and let them fall asleep on your chest for a few minutes, you can then simply transfer kitten and cloth back into the litter almost undisturbed.

The Lower Ninth Ward does not lie particularly low.

"Responsibility [for the near-collapse of the bank] lies particularly with Lord Stevenson".

Their importance lies particularly in that quantum mechanics can be described most easily in terms of the Hamiltonian.

If witnesses are going to lie, particularly to help themselves out, they're going to tell whoppers.

"On top of that, he has got this special psychological ability to detect where the vulnerabilities lie, particularly among families and shareholders".

Other historians argue that past government lies, particularly in the past half-century, have helped fuel conspiracy theories, by giving Americans reasons to suspect their leaders.

But like many others, the vote to leave the EU left some startups questioning where their future lies, particularly if they're confronted with issues around employing foreign staff.

Someone who withholds information or keeps the conversation vague when you ask for specifics might be lying, particularly if that person finds it hard to remember something that should easily be remembered.

The Australian author Liane Moriarty is a master of suburban secrets and lies (particularly among the white middle class), and her 2014 novel, Big Little Lies, was lauded for being uncomfortably recognisable in its absurdity.