Sentence examples for lies might from inspiring English sources

The work is an attempt to find a common language in which a shared past of violence and lies might be expressed.

The only thing Clinton's lies might have concealed was a private embarrassment; the investigative processes he obstructed had been crafted to trap him.

Dr. Gerald Wendt, formerly director of science at the Fair said that the earth 50 feet under the monyment, where the capsule lies, might shift so even if the monyment should last the full 5,000 years expected to elapse before the capsule is dug up, it might not then be over the capsule at all.

Hayakawa's statement that "mobile is where the future of gaming lies" might not be enough just now to confirm Konami's complete withdrawal from the console market, but the signs certainly point towards that fate.

Although there is a part of me that is a little worried about how their slanderous lies might affect me if I continue to speak out, I refuse to live in fear.

"Light Lies" might benefit from a slightly more emphatic ending.

Brave is one way of putting it; letting sleeping dogs lie might be a better maxim.

A little white lie might have enabled him to achieve his dream last season.

Flat-out lying might protect you and your co-workers for a while, but it would endanger your vendors and their employees.

Telling this lie might be the only way you can change your life (and every person deserves the right to pursue the career he or she desires).

If you're looking for a job, with a mental health history, it's easy to see how lying might seem the only viable option.