Sentence examples for no longer lie from inspiring English sources

"I can no longer lie to Myself.

"When the pain is overwhelming, I no longer lie on the couch stewing in anger".

Today the main barriers to further progress toward gender equity no longer lie in people's personal attitudes and relationships.

He decided to tell the truth after Officer Jackson confided that he could no longer lie, he said.

Once parallelism of the visual axes has been lost, the images no longer lie on corresponding areas of each retina, and two images are perceived.

"So is there any way that we can make an armature that stays with the piece?" Finally, it was decided that they would try attaching a trapezoidal piece of metal to the back of the sink, which meant that the work would no longer lie flush against the wall but, rather, float a few millimetres away.

The major bottlenecks in systems and circuit neuroscience no longer lie in simply collecting data from large neural populations, but also in understanding this data: developing novel scientific questions, with corresponding analysis techniques and experimental designs to fully harness these new capabilities and meaningfully interrogate these questions.

It might also be interesting to extend these types of studies to cases where the ions no longer lie completely in one plane, but have deformed into a full three-dimensional structure (as long as the larger micromotion does not cause problems).