Sentence examples for lying can be made from inspiring English sources

He introduced the title song from his new album, "Magic" (Columbia), with a comment about our "Orwellian times," when "what's true can be made to seem like a lie, and what's lying can be made to seem true".

"As we saw in the last election, an audacious absurd lie can be made, exposed, denounced, its author humiliated but then successfully persisted in through direct digital means".

"Actually, organised lying can be the worst.

The value of GBIF data points lies in the uses that can be made of sets of such points on a comparative basis, as in taxonomic and biogeographic analyses.

No exceptions can be made for lying to cover up an embarrassing sexual affair, he said.

At the same time, insiders offer a shrug of indifference: of course the camera can be made to lie.

If this track section lies in a residential area, the decision can be made to grind this piece of track to reduce the noise production locally.

While the few cell types reported to be derived from ESCs using nanomaterials are clinically relevant, with over 200 distinct cell types known to comprise the human body, significant challenges lay ahead before every adult human cell can be made available for regenerative medicine applications.

Maybe, instead, the answer lies in explaining to the public that it can be made more effective.* Huh?

The Weibull distribution, which is named after Waloddi Weibull, can be made to fit clutter measurements that lie between the Rayleigh and log-normal distribution [21].

These arguments can be made more elaborate, but in the final analysis the justification lies in the result obtained.