Sentence examples for lies including from inspiring English sources

They accused the prime minister of telling "five outright lies", including about being able to remove EU jobseekers after six months, or stopping foreign criminals walking into the UK.

Ms. Anthony failed to report Caylee missing for 31 days and created a tangle of lies, including that a baby sitter kidnapped Caylee, to cover up the absence.

Breitbart was essentially forced to say: "Everyone in the media lies, including us", while conservative journalism-ish outlets had to make the argument that everyone was lying but them.

In his closing statement to the jury at that trial, the chief prosecutor, Alan Vinegrad, said Mr. Wiese's account was full of lies, including his claim that he obliviously played with the puppy, Midnight, while Mr. Louima screamed out in pain.

Ms. Davis said the fraud relied on a pattern of lies, including false information about what the tax shelters were and how they worked, lies in formal opinion letters, backdated transactions, false information in files prepared for the I.R.S., lies to the I.R.S. during audits and the coaching of clients to lie.

But worse than what Republicans have not said, Mr. Axelrod added, is what Mr. Romney and Mr. Ryan have said: "a compendium of demonstrable lies," including widely refuted claims that Mr. Obama is trying to end work requirements for welfare recipients and is "raiding" $716 billion from Medicare beneficiaries.

These lies included that the Constituent Assembly [of 1918] wasn't an attempt at democracy but a counter-revolutionary plot (that's why it was dissolved).

Those lies included pretending he had stomach cancer.

To help inform Chinese officials, the researchers identified four areas where future conservation efforts should lie, including in Sichuan province in southwestern China.

Equivocation was condemned by most of his contemporaries as outright lying, including William Shakespeare, who may have alluded to Garnet in Macbeth with the following line: "who committed treason enough for God's sake, yet could not equivocate to heaven".

The final questionnaire is a pre-coded version having 15 short scenarios related to plagiarism (6/15 scenarios), lying (including forging/falsifying official documents/data) (5/15 scenarios), cheating (2/15 scenarios) and stealing (2/15 scenarios).