Sentence examples for lies to keep from inspiring English sources

7.21pm: Marr asked Blair about his admission that he was willing to tell lies to keep the Northern Ireland peace talks going at one point (see 12.56pm).

Those are all lies to keep us apart, but I don't want to be apart from you anymore.

I willingly I told myself lies to keep me in a life that stunted me: that plenty of couples don't have sex anymore, that it wasn't important, and that I was being selfish.

"We went up against 70 years of lies to keep marijuana illegal for evil reasons," said Betty Aldworth, a spokeswoman for the Regulate Marijuana like Alcohol campaign.

Some prefer bosses to tell white lies to keep people working, Freeman acknowledges.

McAfee admitted that while on the lam, he told a number of lies to keep his captors off his trail.

"So from early in life, everyone learns to lie to keep the peace.

From early in life Aboriginal people "learn to lie to keep the peace" amid rampant family violence, she said.

Marquez and Chernykh are married, and they are all accused of committing fraud or lying to keep up a sham marriage so that she could get immigration benefits.

Married men who acknowledge that they are gay, Dr. Buxton's research shows, often hunker down in the marriage, lying to keep it together and only admitting what's going on if confronted.

His best mate, a priest, is advising him to lie to keep his job, the media is stitching him up from every angle, and he's trying to take an ideological stand against the draconian, unnecessary anti-terrorism legislation of his terrified party.