Sentence examples for lied out of from inspiring English sources

Today, he said that he had lied out of fear.

What were they going to do to me?" Moments later, Officer Rosario, responding to a question from Alan Vinegrad, the chief prosecutor, said he lied out of concern for himself, his family and his colleagues.

Stock broker Peter Bacanovic may have lied out of loyalty to Martha Stewart Scooter Libbyy may have lied to protect vice present Cheney; trainer Greg Anderson initially lied, then refused to testify to protect Barry Bonds Frank Di Pascalii lied to protect Madoff, who'd hired him as an impressionable teenager, then enlisted him in his Ponzi scheme.

It's a brutal and also drolly relatable sequence who hasn't eaten their feelings or lied out of shame?

They first lied either out of confusion or for fear of getting in trouble, he said.

She lied not out of a desire to deceive but in order to correct reality and to mitigate the absurdity that had struck her world and mine.

In "Wizard of Lies," out today, she describes her prison meetings with the disgraced financier in detail, identifying what she calls the "Madoff magic," and attempts to uncover what Madoff's wife Ruth and his two sons knew about his decades-old scheme.

Lying just out of sight, some four miles west-southwest of our current position, is Fastnet Rock, one of the great navigational marks in the waters of the British Isles, often the first landfall for eastbound trans-Atlantic ships.

He flat-out lied about all of it, in fact.

He sprang seeming ly out of nowhere or at least out of last season -- and resoundingly blocked a shot in a critical moment late in the third period of the Miami Heat's game Friday night.

This extreme divergence is a consequence of the presence of 27 Lys out of a total of 185 residues, which, as homology modeling has revealed, cluster mostly at the surface at the side opposite to the heme pocket.