Sentence examples for lies in which from inspiring English sources

The crucial difference lies in which part of the immigration law prosecutors decide to use.

The lid had been blown off an industry whose operating system is secrets and lies, in which someone's stock is propped up by gloss and mirrors.

When that woman learns of her husband's betrayal, the truth of her life will be undermined by the lies in which Ms. Stern collaborated.

He spent the next five hours explaining — through repeated memory failure and a steady refusal to acknowledge the contradictions and lies in which he kept entangling himself — why he bore no responsibility for anything else.

We have all had relationships in which we cannot be sure where the ground lies, in which the dynamics of power leave us isolated and clinging desperately to whatever fixed points we can find.

Both X and Y follow the same old formula - defeat eight gym leaders using the creatures you've caught along the way – the difference between them lies in which legendary Pokemon you get at the end.

"The lie in which all of us dabble…appears bottomless and eternal," Parkhomenko wrote in his LiveJournal.

But Bellingham's return threatens all of them with exposure of the lie in which they have colluded.

The only real difference between those two elections lay in which party happened to be holding the gavel at the moment of revolt.

EMI signaled that it had proposed divestitures, but it and Time Warner own so many record labels that the crucial details lie in which ones they offer to sell.

In "Triumph of the Will" Riefenstahl, with Speer — whom Mr. von Trier, at Cannes, unforgivably called "maybe one of God's best children" — put her talents to propagandistic use for a cinematic lie in which her guilt is inscribed on every frame.