Sentence examples for lying yourself from inspiring English sources

There's another, similar phenomenon I like to call the Proust Paradox, after Marcel's relationship with Albertine: you are engaged in twisted self-deception; you are lying yourself into what you don't want to believe; and then it turns out that you were right all along.

In it, she warns, "If you lay yourself open to mondegreens, you must be valiant.

You're at their mercy, and you can't lie yourself out of the problem.

One of the things I've learned about fiction - you really do lay yourself open in a way that no other so-called creative artist does.

So, people should use products like this as otherwise you lay yourself open to far more likely attacks," said Prof Alan Woodward from the University of Surrey's Department of Computing.

"Why would you lay yourself out?

You really lay yourself on the line with a first book.

If you can, try to lay yourself flat on the floor.

At a certain point in the quest for love, it's time to take a risk and lay yourself open to the person you care about.

Know that you are bargaining with yourself and lying to yourself because you are scared.

But lying about yourself is setting yourself up for disaster.