Sentence examples for lies untrue from inspiring English sources

The biography that appears to have drawn the most ire is Charles Higham's, which has extensive notes in three pen colors, and exclamations such as "All lies," "Untrue," "Why do I always wear Karrierte costumes and grey stockings?," and "I hated cats all my life!" In an edition of Hemingway's "Collected Letters," she marked up a demonstrative letter from Hemingway to his wife Mary.

To see why, remember that all lies are untrue.

(c) Told McCain to his face that two of his ads "are untrue, they're lies".

"Just as it's untrue to say the Greeks are lying on their backs, neither is it true that all Germans are rich," she said.

Untrue, of course, but apocrypha don't always lie.

But when asked directly by the Guardian on Monday, he said this was untrue, adding that the information was an outright "lie, lie, lie".

When reached by phone in Kuwait, Emwazi's father Jasem said that reports attributed to Kuwaiti government officials were untrue, adding that the information was an outright "lie, lie, lie".

We investigate the pervasiveness of lying in professional contexts such as insurance fraud, tax evasion and untrue job applications.

If you sense that someone else suspects you of lying, admit or make them suspect you of something small or untrue.

Every time he saw a politician lie on TV, or when he read a newspaper article he knew to be untrue, he kept wanting to speak out.

Dr. Hyman's allegations lie in stark contrast to our education, and his proposition that he has something new to offer patients is untrue.