Sentence examples for lies coming from from inspiring English sources

Who will listen to us and believe our side of the story, especially against the mounting lies coming from the Trump administration?

Seemingly undeterred by the criticism, which he described as lies coming from counterrevolutionaries, Mr. Chávez delivered a speech sprinkled with references to Machiavelli and Aristotle and more recent Marxist Italian philosophers like Antonio Gramsci and Antonio Negri.

Lies coming from the state are dangerous above all to the state itself".

The most commonly mentioned figure for the incidence of lying comes from a 2002 study conducted by American psychologist Robert S. Feldman that suggests that people lie on average two to three times for every 10 minutes of conversation time.

So that's where all the lying comes from.

"You lie!" came from the back of the room.

Many give-aways in lying come from your body language.

Where do these lies come from?" he raves.

What is generally lacking from Western media, however, is an understanding of some of the most pernicious lies about LGBTIs in Africa -- and relatively few people have asked the question, 'where do the lies come from?'.

But the flow of distortions and lies came so thick and fast from the podium at the Tampa Bay Times Forum that it seemed as if the Republicans required them to justify the full measure of their contempt for the President.

You: "That lie comes from an anti-choice activist group's heavily-edited series of videos about Planned Parenthood.