Sentence examples for lies started from inspiring English sources

The man who for decades has paid the closest attention to the Russian population crisis is not even Russian; his name is Murray Feshbach, and he works in Washington, D.C. Feshbach, a scholar of Russia, statistics, and lies, started telling people in the nineteen-seventies that the Soviet Union was so frail that it was in danger of falling apart.

The lies started when I told my kids that Santa's real and now I can't stop.

He was not lying "to her" – the lies started long before they met.

He said the police report had gaping holes and lies, starting with the claim that the police had not known of Mr. Ablyazov's dissident status.

The lying started getting difficult, especially when she wanted to hang out with me so she could meet him in real life.

So when I walked into the unit, pretending to be totally fine and capable of caring for two critical patients, I could feel that lie start to unravel.

We then designed PCR oligos near the ends of contigs that did not join in the regions where we predicted the translocation junction might lie (starting near the chromosome ends).

I guess their strategy is to lie so much that everyone just becomes numb to the deceit and the lies start to seem routine.

The whole thing seems to be a complete tissue of lies, starting from the cover up of their mistakes in the first place".

And, like Helen, by the time the lies start, you won't have a firm grasp on what the truth is anyway.

When the country's leaders start promulgating obvious nonsense as the truth, and the Big Lie starts to go viral, then we know that we are laying the groundwork for yet another, even-bigger financial crisis.