Sentence examples for lies we are from inspiring English sources

So all you'll know will be the lies we are force-feeding you".

Reading prewar articles, such as "The lies we are told about Iraq" in the Los Angeles Times, is instructive indeed.

And invaders r worse RT @jeffgibbstc: "When we invade and kill 100,000 based on lies we are not heroes.

That's where I believe the real danger lies: we are facing an election where people might choose to register nothing but their apathy, and record numbers of people will not vote at all.

" 'You heard what I said' (after I walked out)." It is hard to change a life, and Levine accurately portrays what happens when someone stirs up the secrets and lies we are often content to live with.

What he's unpicking here is not only the broad brushstrokes of an inherently racist medium (a running gag in the episode is that there can't be "more than one Indian character on a show"), but also how the lies we are fed by TV become the truth somewhere along the line.

It's all lies – we're no better and no worse than anyone else in the country.

We all kind of know which lies we were told, whether it's about wars or government policy, but without the evidence, you can't pin someone down.

"That's where the scoreboard lies; we were the better team," said the Australian, who will become director of rugby when Vern Cotter takes over.

Simple lies: we were all living with our parents then.

"Sorry," Bassett lies, "we're going the other way".