Sentence examples for lies changed from inspiring English sources

These lies changed from year to year, and they frequently contradicted each other; moreover, they were not necessarily the same for the various branches of the Party hierarchy or the people at large.

[Maps on Pages B3 and B14.] Iraqi state television fell silent and the daily statement from the Iraqi information minister describing all the advances claimed by American forces as fantasy and lies changed to a vow to "pummel the invaders".

He died there in 1856; Clara's only visit took place as he lay, changed almost beyond recognition, on his deathbed.

The lies change every 15 seconds or so, yet it's still only a small fraction of the 6,420 false or misleading claims Trump has made during his presidency, according to the Washington Post's Fact Checker column. .

At the root of these mechanisms lie changes in hypothalamic and brainstem nuclei which are detrimental to the normal regulation of sleep, headache or no headache.

The tagline for this episode is "Believe the lie", changed from the usual "The truth is out there".

But Trump lies and changes stories so routinely that we are becoming numb.

Did you lie or change your mind, and did you go to Jesus school anyway?

Determine if wind, temperature, lie or change in elevation demands more or less club for the shot.

If someone asks if your pearls are real and they are not, don't lie, just change the subject.

THE LIFE STARTS with a lie: a changed birth date, from 1867 to 1869, the sort of small, whitevanity lie usually embraced by women but common also among men.