Sentence examples for lies inspired from inspiring English sources
Their hardscrabble lives (the title tells no lies) inspired me to stay put in my powerless house, drag in more firewood, and pull more books close to keep me warm.
She always argued the charges of abuse of power against her were a tissue of lies, inspired by the man she helped oust in 2004, Viktor Yanukovych - who returned to defeat her in the 2010 presidential election.
Trump's capacity for lying inspires equal parts awe and revulsion.
So it seems likely that it was a boring lie inspired by that movie that's out about her; The Iron Giant, I think it's called.
And, since Richard Nixon's fall, the possibility of nailing powerful figures for lying has inspired many ambitious prosecutors.The profusion of lawsuits, plus the increasing tendency of such suits to involve oaths, created the circumstances leading to Mr Clinton's perjury.
If Mr Obama is to avoid that fate, the world must be convinced that behind his ability to inspire lies a steely resolve.
Beyond the gatehouse lies a large barbican, inspired by a similar design of the period at the Tower of London and possibly built by the same workmen, designed to protect the causeway leading to the gatehouse.
Asked by someone who doesn't know him what he does for a living, the Holy Father says, "I'm an actor," and, as he finally takes the stage, in a startling climax to an otherwise gentle film, we are left to ponder the truth of that inspired lie.
The world that inspired him lay outside his window.
Federer will be inspired to "lay wood" on him, as Brad Gilbert likes to say.
