Sentence examples for lying is now from inspiring English sources

You're simply letting them know that their history of lying is now taking its toll on whether or not you believe a dang word that comes out of their mouth.

It's the year of the national gaslighting, and a movie that runs on a similar miasma of racist lies is now in theatres.

From perhaps as early as late 2009, a parallel pipe will carry Middle Eastern and African oil from a new deep-water harbour at Kyaukphyu, bypassing the Strait of Malacca and fuelling the economy of China's south-west.The site of the harbour, like the former fishing grounds where the gas lies, is now strictly out of bounds to locals.

Ohio State, a place of higher education, took the "truth isn't truth" route because a lie is now not really a lie if it impugns a guy we want to keep around.

The time to speak the truth and repudiate the lie is now.

They believed the lies, and like an economy built on lies, political ideology built on lies is now tumbling before our eyes.

A second, more clinically disturbed form of lying, occurs when the individual has lied to himself, actually believes the lie is now the truth, and then tells that "truth" to others.

Although he once said Downton Abbey's historical aberrations left him feeling it was just "actors standing there in hats telling lies", Mitchell is now hooked.

Provence, lying in what is now the southeastern corner of France, was not part of the western Frankish domains.

Frances Hardinge wins £5000 and The Lie Tree is now eligible to win the overall 2015 Costa Book of the Year which is announced on 26 January 2016.

Just 15,000 years ago, a mile of ice lay over what is now the New Jersey Turnpike.