Sentence examples for lying although from inspiring English sources

It's not the broken promises and the outright lying, although we're getting close.

It is wrong, she thinks, to start from the position that all politicians are lying, although of course, they often need to be skewered.

This is the intention to deceive in lying (although, strictly speaking, deception is foreseen and not intended ("Essentially, under this definition, you are only lying if you expect that you will be successful in deceiving someone about what you believe" (Fallis 2009, 45)).

So it is not just about questions that "push" respondents one way or another, not just about being negative, not even about lying (although lying on a poll is certainly an ethical transgression).

If it will help matters, I shall withdraw the comment that Mrs Breyer was lying, although it does not appear in the script for my speech.

This means that OkCupid users have more scope to lie, although my experiences with Tinder have indicated that lying by omission is also a potential problem.

In many cases he was right, and the GOP candidate delivered few downright lies, although he also traded in what he once referred to as "truthful hyperbole".

It should take around three months to cover the 60,000 sq km where authorities think the wreckage may lie, although weather conditions in the southern winter could delay the ships.

There is much greater clarity about where exposures to dodgy government bonds lie, although American banks need to become more transparent about their ties to Europe.What's more, the components of a solution to the immediate euro-zone crisis, long proposed by this newspaper, are fairly well understood.

But the 36-year-old is yet to decide where his future lies, although he is known to want to play for Great Britain at the 2012 Olympics.

Hurley and Sawyer try to recount what Nikki said before she died and come to the conclusion that she said, "Paulo lies", although she actually said "paralyzed".