Sentence examples for lying used from inspiring English sources

But if you've followed Giuliani's career, in fact it's clear he swallowed the whole Trump persona many years ago – the race-baiting, the law-and-order pose, the incessant lying used to both steal credit and avoid responsibility.

Back in 1986, a now-forgotten British cabinet secretary, referring to some politician who had narrowly managed to avoid outright lying, used the marvelously descriptive phrase "economical with the truth".

Half-truths, corner-cutting and getting an edge through outright lying used to be an art form reserved for the big guys, those pros who are paid and those pros in college who aren't.

It was easier for all involved to simply believe Mrs. Robinson was either mentally deranged or lying, using her diary for a nascent literary effort.

Calibration of the data involved setting thresholds to distinguish sitting from standing and sitting from lying using the values on the graph.

If caught lying, using foul language, or initiating disorderly conduct, your punishment could be extended detention or suspension.

Research results show that the place where the footprints lie used to be part of the shore of a lake.

He said Modi's lawyers had launched a "sustained and aggressive" attack on Cairns, with the words "liar", "lie" and "lies" used 24 times.

Lie used a simplified version for a troupe of teenaged actors, which was successful in West Java.

In a tweet, City Council President Todd Gloria, who supported the measures, decried "money and lies used to undermine planning and democratic processes.

It is a matter of debate as to whether it is possible to lie using metaphors.