Sentence examples for lies fit from inspiring English sources

And the revisionist historians will be free to make up whatever lies fit their purpose at the time.

The Big Lie was fit for a time of processionals and nighttime rallies, and films that featured them.

The mechanical stage on which the slide lies is fitted with a pair of controls featuring a rack-and-pinion arrangement.

Thus, professional builders will construct the exterior of the homes and supervise the residents as they lay floors, fit kitchens and other tasks.

Rate of feed intake during spontaneous feeding, fecal NDF and iNDF concentration, plasma glucose, insulin, NEFA, body temperature, and lying behavior fit a cosine function within a 24-h period that was modified by treatment.

Fact-checkers and other journalists of the old school have high standards when it comes to calling something a lie: To fit, a statement not only has to be untrue, but you have to know the speaker was trying to trick his or her audience.

Although your friends might be into an unfamiliar fandom, don't lie to fit in.

Think of some specific true thing (place, person, event, story) that your lie will fit into and use those details, if you are questioned.

And the hero of "The Apparition" rejoices "to be tasting lust's folly once more" when he flirts with a pretty member of a tour group he and his wife have joined in India, but suddenly realizes that at his age "the dark shape he was lying upon" fitted him exactly, and that was the shape of his own "body in its grave".

Our sense of self worth should not lie with fitting into someone else's worldview.

It's a lie that fits nicely with the "America was founded as a Judeo-Christian Nation" lie.