Sentence examples for major lie from inspiring English sources

"Sen.Richard Blumenthal, who never fought in Vietnam when he said for years he had (major lie),now misrepresents what Judge Gorsuch told him?" Trump tweeted.

In the end, Ms. Fox seems to say, being lied to is the greatest offense, and misrepresenting sexual orientation to someone you're having a relationship with is a pretty major lie.

Sen.Richard Blumenthal, who never fought in Vietnam when he said for years he had (major lie),now misrepresents what Judge Gorsuch told him?

If they are really on the verge of being caught in a major, major lie, though, they may then wildly confess everything in order to maintain your loyalty.

The quirky and affectionate major lay dead next to them.

Schubert's delightful, one-movement String Trio in B-Flat Major lies at the heart of "The Painter's Music, the Musician's Art" (Newport Classic), an album that also includes recordings of piano quartets by Beethoven and Mozart.

Based on the assumption that dishonesty poses a threat to one's self view, recent research has put forward the notion that people avoid major lies.

In a modified dice-game paradigm, a highly specific behavioral pattern was predicted by this hypothesis and results from a large (N = 765), incentivized and fully anonymous study confirmed the latter, thus corroborating that people indeed avoid major lies.

It thus remains unclear whether people actually do avoid major lies or rather shy away from large (unjustified) payoffs, e.g. since the latter are generally more likely to trigger suspicion.

"He told major lies," she told host Nancy Redd.

No major lies about infidelity or money but a pattern is being established where lying becomes second nature to the truth.