Sentence examples for mostly lying from inspiring English sources

He said he'd been mostly lying low, doing physical therapy and working on his MySpace page.

Mostly, lying is unnecessary, as Orwell pointed out in the preface to Animal Farm, when "inconvenient facts [are] kept dark".

And 59percentt of respondents said Mr. Bush was hiding something when he talked about how things were going in Iraq; an additional 25percentt said he was mostly lying when talking about the war.

Not that Democrats should draw any solace from that: 71percentt of respondents said Democrats in Congress were hiding something when they talked about how well things were going in Iraq, while 13percentt said they were mostly lying.

When asked by The New York Times and CBS News in June whether Mr. Bush was being completely honest about the war in Iraq, 20percentt of voters said he was mostly lying and 59percentt said he was hiding something.

Transfer to a lightly oiled gratin dish, spreading out the slices with your fingertips, you do not have to layer the gratin piece by piece, but try to ensure that the slices are mostly lying flat.

Witnesses said today's protesters were mostly lay Tibetans.

Witnesses said today's protestors were mostly lay Tibetans.

Some experts say that is where the government's interest mostly lies.

It mostly lies above 4,500 feet (1,400 m), making it the highest land in the state.

The benefits of this integration mostly lie not with exports, but with imports.