Sentence examples for lying will from inspiring English sources

The trouble with the belief that politicians always lie is that eventually, the cost of lying will inevitably diminish.

If he doesn't, the lying will continue, and the anger within the Republican party will continue to boil.

The polygraph is based on the premise that an individual who is lying will have subtle but measurable changes in specific physical indicators.

But remember that applicants suspected of lying will be rejected, and that many institutions do not use the proposed field of interest as an admissions criterion anyway.

The day in 1980 when I suffered the humiliation of standing in a queue to pay for groceries with a cheque, only to be told that without something called a guarantee card my cheque was a crappy piece of paper that was probably lying, will stay with me for ever.

No doubt it is possible to combine being convinced both that one has to do X in some difficult situation (say when only lying will save my father), and that doing X remains in some significant way bad.

Forbidding "lies" will not produce political discourse filled with accuracy and brilliance; it will produce silence.

"And any eggs they lay will hatch in a matter of days".

If offensive and mendacious statements are ignored, bigotry and lies will not be called out.

In fact, most of the point where our cabin lies will have disappeared.

A field which took a morning to lay will take the UN nine months to clear.