Sentence examples for lies should be from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kuntz said one possible explanation was Commissioner Safir's unyielding position that any officer who lies should be fired.

But it can also be — as another Italian, Machiavelli, advises — that lies should be avoided because they produce negative consequences for the liar.

And an honest adult's answer to the question "Do you ever tell lies?" should be "No more frequently than you do".

Excuses that can be seen as negative to your existing job and security or excuses that can be discovered as lies should be avoided: Jail time.

Mr Carmichael's lie should be condemned.

Rule one: a lie should be simple and memorable.

Even if the prosecutors eventually decide not to bring criminal charges for the actions that initially prompted their investigation, lying should be taken seriously, Mr. Taube said.

But lying about age seems to have become more aggressive, more elaborate and -- most surprising -- the province of ever younger women, including many in their 20's who would seem to be so dewey with youth that lying should be unnecessary.

For that a sub-interval in which the root μ ¯ b must lie should be provided.

But a revisionist constructivist could argue that our thought, whether medical or lay, should be reformed in the service of other goals, such as emancipation for hitherto oppressed groups.

"You're simply lying" should be a sane person's response to these, at best, baseless claims.