Sentence examples for lies to all from inspiring English sources

("Something inside me, telling lies to all the rest of me," he says at one point).

People should have access to information about extraterrestrial activity, "without having to rely on a government which is lying to all of us about the UFO phenomenon".

You can't lie to all the people all the time.

"What was the benifit of you lying to all these people [about your involvement in Alexander's murder]," Nurmi asked.

You can lie to all the other players, though!

The media lies to us all the time, and we always believe the media.

Cubism's patron, Guillaume Apollinaire, judged that the futurists would inevitably become "mere illustrators".A new show in New York is about to give the lie to all that.

As for "the nightmare that unfolded" — giving the lie to all their faux rationales and glib promises — Tony wants everyone to know he has feelings.

If it sometimes seems that American poets are a humorless lot, lacking a certain sprezzatura, Kleinzahler gives the lie to all that.

Displaying the red hair inherited from her father gave the lie to all those rumours of illegitimacy that had plagued her girlhood.

She claimed, "Ted lies to me, he lies all the time, he has become a little man".