Sentence examples similar to more a lie from inspiring English sources
The more incredible a lie is, the more it can credibly signal loyalty to a political leader in conditions of low trust.
The more detailed a lie is, the more likely people are to believe it.
The idea that trophy hunting benefits African economies is also a myth – or more accurately a lie.
On the subject of legend, the archaeologists who made the discovery could no more tell a lie than young George.
It's even called 'A.B.D.' It would have been more of a lie to have never mentioned M.I.T.
An incentive, or more realistically, a lie masquerading as fair opportunity?
Censorship is the enemy of truth -- even more than a lie.
But the Every Student Succeeds Act, which President Obama signed into law Thursday morning to replace it, is even more of a lie.
Donald Trump has been clocked at 71 lies/hour -- that's more than a lie-per-minute!
He decided that the relationship, on his side, "was more than half a lie.
Well, shows that a politician can't even make an opening statement without misleading, or more brutaly, telling a lie.
