Sentence examples for lies cause from inspiring English sources

And therein lies cause for real regret.

Hell on Wheels The town of Truckee adapts to life without Cullen (Anson Mount), and Doc Durant's (Colm Meaney) lies cause some serious problems for his new partner, in this new episode of the frontier-era drama.

And no one is allowed to quote GAM spokesmen lest their "lies" cause confusion.The United States, which was an observer at the Tokyo talks, has hinted strongly that the government in Jakarta could have done much more to avert war and has really been itching for a fight for at least the past six weeks.

I know politicians... lie cause they want to get elected," he continued, according to TMZ.

Then, if deception causes false beliefs, deception is instrumentally bad, and agents ought not to lie without a good reason, even when lying causes no pain or loss of pleasure.

Brown, who has a detailed paper on the teeth in the works, says that the chalky limestone in which the hobbit lay caused exposed dentine to appear white rather than the more common yellow.

Given the point of morality, all ten of the rules (a Decalogue!) proscribe actions that either directly cause harm, (e.g., killing, lying, causing pain, disabling, depriving of freedom or pleasure) or tend to produce harmful results (e.g., do not deceive, break promises, cheat, disobey the law, or fail to do your duty).

People reflexively start breathing more heavily when they lie as lying causes changes to heart rate and blood flow.

The polygraph test depends on this: "Lie Detectors" don't actually detect lies, but rather they detect the subconscious stress and fear that lying causes.

In 2012, a significant study revealed that lying causes subtle changes in the behavior of the human eye because it induces a change in cognitive load.

SCA Promotions president and founder Bob Hamman said: "It is hard to describe how much harm Lance Armstrong's web of lies caused SCA but this is a good first start towards repairing that damage".