Sentence examples for longer a lie from inspiring English sources
Only twice over that week did anyone say, "Aren't you an actor?" The temptation to answer yes no longer a lie, technically, after all was strong, but so was the temptation to be coy.
Your mom saying "If you put your mind to it, you can do it" is no longer a lie!
Jim told us he could no longer live a lie.
Or he can no longer tell a lie.
Collins said that he did not relish the prospect of being the first openly gay player in US team sport, but felt that he could no longer live a lie.
The Kindle has done me right, but I can no longer live a lie: the cascade of lush, glistening photos of the iPad (shouldn't those images be called iPorn?) will make it difficult to look at the dowdy old Kindle quite the same way again.
People like Army medic Sarah Hjalmarson, who could no longer live a lie, was discharged for coming out, and now hopes to serve again, and Captain Jonathan Hopkins, who stayed in the service until August of 2010, but who spoke and wrote about how the policy hurts our gay and lesbian service members who are not allowed to be all they can be.
As a result, Mr. Fitzgerald assembled a new 5-iron for me, moving me away from my shorter, more upright club with its lie angle of 4 degrees to a longer club with a lie angle of 1 degree.
Life no longer feels like a lie.
TOBY CONDLIFFE Toronto Truthiness To the Sports Editor: Re "A Player's Image Becomes a Puzzle," Jan . 18 Considering the Supreme Court ruling last year that it is no longer a crime to lie about receiving military honors, it is irrelevant whether the Notre Dame football star Manti Te'o is telling the truth that he was a victim of a hoax about a girlfriend who died of leukemia.
