Sentence examples for lie if from inspiring English sources

You can lie, if you feel like.

"Why did he have to lie if he had done nothing wrong?" Mr. Guy asked.

"You don't challenge another officer; you don't testify against him — you lie if you have to.

Where does legal culpability lie if code is criminal by design or default?

"I would lie if I say, I didn't think I'm going to lose," Djokovic said of the match.

Ronaldo insisted: "the stats don't lie: if everyone had been at my level, maybe we'd be top".

It has to lie, if anywhere, in scientific advance and the ability of the human race to muddle through somehow.

"I would lie if I say I don't want to, I want to," Mr. Iskan said, when asked if he wanted to run for the presidency.

Thus an agent may lie if, by doing so, he/she can get strictly more benefit.

But the numbers don't lie: If you're not willing to invest, you will be left behind.

A good manager, then, won't lie if asked to do so by the company.