Sentence examples for lying you know from inspiring English sources

If somebody is lying, you know.

I'm not cut out for the lying, you know".

"All I can say is, when Fox News accuses a Republican of lying, you know you've witnessed something historic".

"When a priest tells people to lie, you know there's something wrong," Jake Wallis Simons, a novelist and journalist, wrote in The Daily Telegraph.

She is suspicious of what she calls "green-washing lies": "You know, sustainable, eco, organic, green - they've all been co-opted.

Inpatient staff thought that compatible instrumentation would help to build trust: "…there'd be a structured instrument like this that tells no lies, you know", and "there is some trust between the program areas that the information is as valid…and that it can be trusted".

When questioned on the issue in a television interview, Mr Rohani hotly replied, "What you said is a lie, you know it's a lie.

Sometimes they also tell lies, you know?

The Little White Lie You know... "Oh, it's not important; it really doesn't matter".

Nesbø said that he admired the way, in Hamsun's fiction, "a person is lying and you know he's lying.

Although you knew how the ground lay, you also knew that Margaret liked a good argument.