Sentence examples for mistakes lie from inspiring English sources

There are two possibilities: All preceding Darwin scholarship is wrong, or, alternatively, the mistakes lie with Wilson.

The cardiologist thinks our dietary mistakes lie in another direction – he is science director of the newly formed Action On Sugar campaign.

She has more in common with Blair, too, than she thinks – in her Chilcot appearance it was striking how blame and perfidy and mistakes lie anywhere but at her door.

After all, everyone hopes to let their mistakes lie in the past.

Traverso said their testimony was "so riddled with contradictions, mistakes, lies and inconsistencies that I can all but ignore them".

A second set of classic mistakes lies in process; specifically, the impulse to strangle innovation with tight controls the same planning, budgeting, and reviews applied to existing businesses.

George W. Bush espoused the spread of freedom as an objective of American foreign policy, so many of his critics hardened their hearts toward the tyrannized peoples of the world and decided that democratization was another form of imperialism and that the fault for our mistakes lay in our moral vocabulary.

The seemingly innocent mistakes lay at the heart of a scandal which has tarnished cricket's reputation.

The judge said the evidence from the three criminals already convicted over Mrs Dewani's murder was "so improbable, with so many mistakes, lies and inconsistencies you cannot see where the lies ended and the truth begins".

Our mistakes lay elsewhere.

My point wasn't really about who quotes whom properly, it was about all the shameful mistakes, lies and mis-attributions that appear in Going Rogue.