Sentence examples for lies which is from inspiring English sources

But they also know where my true heart lies, which is with their work and the agency.

But, in either case, I think I might be missing the point about where literary merit (and literary pleasure) really lies, which is not in the plotlines but the lines of writing themselves.

A large part of the building is a hall in which the impressive remnant of the Mary Rose lies, which is still undergoing a decades-long process of careful preservation, curing like a giant kipper.

The new vice president, for instance, chose to endorse one of his boss's most egregious lies: which is to say, chose to lie with cheerful abandon himself.

Then we will be able to see through Satan's schemes and lies, which is our having discernment.

They share a sound with those rising London stars Real Lies, which is a smooth puree of late-80s Balearic and early 80s synthpop, only their aesthetic is more glamorous clubland than seamy street-life.

These were lies, which was to be expected.

We cannot control lies which are written," he said.

People's right to suppress unpleasant lies which are publicly told is being extended to unpleasant truths – until they die when it's suddenly open season on slander.

The politician's art is to tell only those lies which are essentially unverifiable or, at least, unlikely to be held up to scrutiny.

But the ruling means that so-called collateral lies – which are demonstrably false but do not affect the overall value of a claim – may have to be overlooked by insurers and cannot be used to dismiss a claim.