Sentence examples for lies, however from inspiring English sources

Wisdom lies, however, in realising that we of India and Pakistan are united by our shared sorrow.

Its most subtle charm lies, however, not in the dramatic natural landscape, but in the equally dramatic man-made beauty of its exterior decoration.

Much of its almost cult appeal lies, however, in the ephemeral sisterhood of a handful of aggrieved women who band together to dispose of the corpse.

While the FSA missed opportunities to prevent HBOS from "pursuing the path that led to its own downfall … Ultimate responsibility for the bank's chosen path lies, however, not with the regulator but with the board itself".

The chief interest of European lacquer of the 18th century lies, however, in the fact that it was not a purely imitative art, as it had been at its beginning.

His enduring place in the history of philosophy lies, however, in his single-minded advocacy of experience as the only source of valid knowledge and in his profound enthusiasm for the perfection of natural science.

Words themselves don't lie, however noble the project.

Most of the responsibility has to lie, however, she thinks, with the corporations.

I'd be lying, however, if I didn't admit I understand the reflex.

This is where the real problem may lie, however, for smaller banks may be less adept at managing unanticipated risks.

I would be lying, however, if I said the Peterson case didn't make me rethink the crux of my book and the way I approach the game.