Sentence examples for making the lay from inspiring English sources

And he does all this without making the lay reader's head explode.

Imparting Jesuit values with so few Jesuits in the classroom, though, requires making "the lay faculty true partners in the enterprise of Jesuit education," Father Fitzgerald says.

"This motivation doesn't make the lying right, but at least it is understandable to some limited extent".

Fold the two angled pieces of ribbon together, making the ribbon lay over itself on the base.

It just produces jokes, which are all the same: mad scrambles to make the lies watertight.

Hoping to make the lie more convincing, many passengers prepare for bed.

The truth of your paternity, discovered in adulthood, will make the lie seem retroactively ludicrous.

Always exaggerate, make the lies as whopping and as lurid as possible, repeat ad nauseam.

Power has been held to account for the mistakes that were made, the lies that were told and the cover-ups that were launched.

VIVIEN SCHWEITZER All you big fat fibbers who claimed to be among the lucky few who saw "Moose Murders," above, perhaps the most notorious Broadway flop of the 1980s, can make the lie come true.

And that is what makes the lies, distortions, and racist fearmongering he and tens of millions of others are exposed to so tragic.