Sentence examples for lies with which from inspiring English sources
In the case of Pat Tillman, the former professional football player who died the following year in Afghanistan by friendly fire, not in an ambush as originally claimed, it was left to his family to expose the lies with which the Army surrounded him.
"I think we've come to the point where we need to simplify it down, so that you create more certainty, not just for both governments involved, but particularly so that you're making it easier for the general public to understand which power lies with which organisation".
Some of the explanation also lies with which candidates were doing the advertising.
I call his performance the most breathtaking, hectoring display of political mendacity I can remember, and can only hope that the American electorate will not be fooled by the deceptions, distortions and outright lies with which we were bombarded last night.
Also spotting the problem: 1) Julio Grondona, June 2011: "We always have attacks from England which are mostly lies, with journalism which is more busy lying than telling the truth.
Psychologists have mainly been concerned with developmental aspects of lying, the frequency with which people lie, motives for lying, and methods for detecting when a person is lying.
The real work still lies with Congress, which needs to rewrite the law.
The fate of the popular vote now lies with Labor, which has indicated it is likely to vote it down.
"Without a doubt, a portion of the blame for unleashing the Second World War lies with Poland, which is why they are attempting to distort historical fact," Lev F. Sotskov of the Foreign Intelligence Service told reporters in Moscow.
The responsibility for bringing coverage to more than 40 million uninsured Americans almost certainly lies with Washington, which has vastly greater power to raise revenues and curb escalating medical costs.
In effect, he's saying that the blame lies with Google, which should have prevented this from happening in the first place.
