Sentence examples for lying itself from inspiring English sources

The system does not measure lying itself, he adds, but the emotion associated with lying.Nevertheless, when American law-enforcement agencies ask Dr Sommers if they should invest in VRA, he tells them he will build them a device "that lights up and has all kinds of bells and whistles", for half the price.

The act of lying itself was often more annoying to me than the subject of the lie; I would probably date somebody who had previously cheated on a partner, but not somebody who would cheat and then lie about it so well.

The inner side lying itself out as your go, all the way to the bottom of the bed.

But the government will not want to lay itself open to charges of being soft on terrorism.

Tunnels do not dig their own way through bedrock, track does not lay itself and trains do not operate themselves.

If the audit committee is not prepared to lay itself on the line, little wonder that investors in AIG are not either.

If an employer does not justify its refusal with prescribed business reasons, however, it could lay itself open to a claim of indirect sex discrimination (since statistically the majority of carers for children are female).

It could lay itself out scientifically.

The story is beginning to lay itself out and it looks marvelous.

Was the Administration lying to itself?

Austria, of course, the country that produced both Mozart and Hitler, has made a career of lying to itself.