Sentence examples for lies show from inspiring English sources

These lies show up in email forwards, videos, TV ads, and on talk radio and Faux News long before people start parroting them back to candidates at rallies.

This is the grain of truth behind 'Lying requires the intention to deceive.' Bald-faced lies show that assertions do not need to meet a requirement of wide plausibility, that is, credibility relative to one's total evidence" (Sorensen 2007, 255).

His tee shot ended up next to a rake and he asked for relief on an embedded lie, showing his muddy ball to a rules official.

He also drolly pointed out the debate's first lie, showing a clip of Clinton greeting Trump graciously on stage with a "Donald, it's good to be with you".

Multiple regressions, controlling for gender and impression management (EPQ-Lie), showed that violent cognitions predicted beliefs about carrying and using weapons above and beyond P, sensation seeking and impulsivity.

Extraversion, neuroticism, and lie showed no significant effect on cancer survival.

A previous study on the relationship between the within-tree organization at different scales and LIE showed that the shoot scale was responsible for most of the tree foliage aggregation and thus foliage overlap (Da Silva et al., 2014).

By Elizabeth Kolbert November 3, 2016 Despite his frequent lies, polls show that Americans view Donald Trump as more honest than Hillary Clinton.

It is easily conceivable that Ronny Jackson was yet another man in uniform who had been reduced to lying to show his loyalty to the Commander-in-Chief.

Turing was thereby able to exploit something akin to the paradoxes of self-reference ("I am lying") and show that certain sorts of Turing machines could not exist.

Low lying areas show widespread population of bamboos and are also a transitional zone for Acacia catechu.