Sentence examples for lies the same from inspiring English sources
It's the facilitator of the degraded news space that treats facts and lies the same.
Beneath all the upbeat talk lies the same kind of fear and uncertainty that is being felt throughout the business world.
Playing women whose young lives have gone awry at just about the same time, they establish an easy rapport suggesting that underneath the surface differences — Meg is blowsy and reckless, Babe withdrawn and dreamy — lies the same forever-echoing sadness.
But now that we have lost our innocence and can count the different degrees of infinity, we can see that that world is constructed of numbers, just as Pythagoras taught, and that beneath the velleities of human nature lies the same powerful programming language whose G-T-T/T-T-T switch determines the sociality of the roundworm.
And in one of Ligotti's best-known stories, "The Last Feast of Harlequin", an academic researching the anthropological significance of New England clown festivals finds that behind every mask lies the same truth – the endlessly hungry face of a worm that devours all bodies democratically and indiscriminately.
Some species invariably lay the same number per clutch (determinate laying), whereas in the majority the number is variable (indeterminate laying).
Shieber even compared the fly of Cooper and Gehrig's road uniform pants: they lay the same way, left side over right.
In his heart lie the same fears that haunted each of his victims — ancient fears that have never ceased to haunt mankind.
Those who make this objection would make lying the same as intentionally deceiving (Ekman 1985, 26).
His goal was, of course, to show that, in this new sense of the word, matrix mechanics could lay the same claim to Anschaulichkeit as wave mechanics.
When you lay the same flower on the smell incubator on the iPad two times, you get an digital image of what this flower looks like.
