Sentence examples for lead to lying from inspiring English sources

4. Scientific American says that owning designer knockoffs may lead to lying and cynicism.

Begin by identifying all previous lies/half lies/half truths you have said or displayed, and rectify them quickly since they might lead to lie further lies and half-truths.

Call alarms were widely available but were not used in most cases of falls that led to lying on the floor for a long time.

On that topic, he was led to lay out his true views, in an unexpectedly rousing and inspirational way.

Fear of ageism can lead to lies by omission.

As you get into the habit telling the truth, the patterns in your thinking that lead to lies will become more apparent.

"Zealotry," Mr. Rosenbaum writes, "leads to lies".

However, be realistic with yourself; using lies to avoid responsibility every time something goes wrong in your life can lead to compulsive lying and inability to tell the difference between the need for honesty and the need for safety - a state of mind that can ruin your life.

Instead, we learn about the vast range of motives that lead people to lie: from unreciprocated loyalty, to a desire to court favor with celebrities, to embarrassment, pride and fear.

The government first announced its intention to attack South Waziristan in June, giving the Taliban plenty of lead time to lay mines and prepare other defenses and communications, he said.

The company plans to automate certain parts of its activities, a move that will probably lead it to lay off some of its employees.