Sentence examples for lie to create from inspiring English sources
Worse, faced with intense productivity pressure and dubious productivity metrics, some may cheat and lie to create the appearance of success.
The most popular of the theories was put forward by Leslie Stoffel, a journalist writing for conspiracy theorist Pamela Geller, who published an article titled "Canadian PM, Justin Trudeau, Smears all Canadians with Islamophobia Lie to Create a Sharia State".
Please help all involved to stop using lies to create hatred.
Performed by Ms. Miller, Rick Callender, Kristin Osler, Melissa Toogood and Andre Zachery, "Lie to Me" created a gnarled, invitingly impenetrable-seeming world with too many mysteries to savor for thoughts of the unknown or present moment to arise.
But fiction does not lie to us — it creates other worlds, with other rules, that, if rendered well, can tell us something true about our own world.
Only well-meaning lies intended to create a comforting picture of college life at Connecticut, where she plays for the nation's top-ranked women's basketball team.
Many approaches for altering molecules' electronic properties are being tried, including chemical synthesis and the use of electrodes as gates, and much work lies ahead to create molecular circuit elements.
As there are no wires to lay down to create the network, setting up the WLANs is much easier than setting up the LANs.
Accustomed as one is to ideas originating in America and spreading to the rest of the world, it seems that the French can probably lay claim to creating both the first department store and price tags.
Mr. Hickingbotham can lay claim to creating a market for smooth, flavored frozen yogurt -- only to see his initial near-monopoly erode under pressure from fast-food restaurants and supermarkets.
In Saga and now Marcella, Rosenfeldt can lay claim to creating prime specimens of a new breed of strong female TV characters, alongside The Killing's Sarah Lund and Happy Valley's Catherine Cawood.
