Sentence examples for likely a liar from inspiring English sources

But he is likely a liar.

This seemed to edge a little closer to the emotional heart of things: to Gipple, who called Clinton "dishonest" to her face, and to a crowd of registered Midwestern Democrats chanting at a television that their likely nominee was a liar.

The president leveled multiple insults at Schiff, calling him a liar, a likely law breaker and a "bad guy". .

On the other hand, a liar will be more likely to lean backward, a sign of not wanting to give more information than is necessary.[4] Leaning away can also mean dislike or disinterest.

"It's not likely, but if he shows up, don't call me a liar.

Ali Abdullah Saleh is a liar, liar, liar.

"He is a liar liar..

"He's a liar, a big liar.

"But a liar, no".

He's a liar".

"I became a liar".