Sentence examples for lie depending from inspiring English sources

* Ceding control of archaeological sites and artifacts to the state in which they lie, depending on where the final borders are drawn.

Good news can sound like a lie, depending on who is hearing it.

Should whether and how we lie depend on the culture we are working in?

The canned statement marks another increment in a multi-increment plan by NBC News executives to rehabilitate Williams following his 2015 meltdown over a series of false statements/exaggerations/embellishments/outright lies (depending on your level of forgiveness) about exploits in his reportorial past.

Appropriate multiple group tests (one-way ANOVA and Kruskal-Wallis) were used to compare the four groups to determine if there was a difference between them and, if positive, a Tukey's honestly significance difference test or individual Mann-Whitney U tests with Bonferroni's correction were used to determine where the difference lay, depending on the normality of the data.

He apparently thought that the moral valence of lying depends upon the context in which the lie is told.

Over time, an equilibrium of joining and breaking is reached, but where that equilibrium lies depends on the strength of any central organisation.

After all, as the eminent psychiatrist Dr. Millard (Reed Birney) says, human beings are biologically wired to detect lies; whether they choose to identify what they hear as lies depends on how great their need is to believe otherwise.

The height and count of the lay depended on the thickness and density of the fabric as well as the blade-cutting height and power of the cutting machine.

Where the habitable zone lies depends on the star itself: red dwarfs are dimmer and therefore cooler than the Sun, so their habitable zones are shifted closer in than the equivalent zone in our Solar System.

Even a casual look at the term's 5-to-4 decisions shows what could lie ahead, depending on which president gets to fill which vacancies, if any.