Sentence examples for may not lie from inspiring English sources

Personal fulfillment "may or may not lie in a career," she told The New York Herald Tribune in 1946.

While the camera may not lie, it does suggest.

Numbers may not lie, but they hardly tell the whole story.

WHILE numbers may not lie, the people who crunch them sure do.

But you may not lie to her, even passively, by withholding information.

You may not lie, of course, but there is nothing ignominious about a circumscribed response.

Ms. Graziano's loyalties, for example, "may not lie undividedly with her client," prosecutors wrote.

The fault may not lie entirely with women, or with the medical profession.

Silicon Valley's future may not lie in being enchanted about the newest social networking start-up.

The secret of their deep diving may not lie, as had been thought, solely in physiological adaptations.

The numbers may not "lie," but he is more aware than anyone else how malleable they can be.