Sentence examples for lies to clear from inspiring English sources

On another level these additional blows to the already bruised confidence of the general public in the financial system have pushed the conversation beyond questions of greed and lies to clear allegations of illegality, corruption and fraud.

She lies to him, but with a clear conscience.

That detail wasn't included in the Oct. 27 broadcast, but it wasn't surprising to "60 Minutes" that Davies had once made it clear about lying to his employer.

If you're forcing yourself to act a certain way or trying too hard to be something you truly aren't, then just stop, because when you lie to yourself, it is incredibly clear to others.

Ice had a clear incentive to lie: to get his brother-in-law off.

Just to be clear, I did not lie to Corey at any point.

In reality, it's hard to tell whether this is all an elaborate lie designed to clear his name, or whether Mangham actually sought to help Facebook.

We must start giving celebrities the chance to take lie detector tests to clear their names.

But the court disappointed business lobbyists by declining to lay down clear numerical limits to such awards.In a 2003 case involving State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance, the Supreme Court ruled that punitive damages should normally be capped at ten times the compensatory damages.

"Today, that's not enough" PAGE C1 A.P. TO CLARIFY 'FAIR USTANDARDSARDS The Associated Press said it plans to lay out clear "fair use" standards to define how much of its articles and broadcasts bloggers and Web sites can excerpt without infringing on its copyright.

Here we had a President, elected with a clear majority, with an opportunity to lay out a clear vision and a clear philosophy for the country to follow.