Sentence examples for not only lying from inspiring English sources

In a statement released through a US public relations agency, Rusesabagina accused Ngoga of "not only lying, but lying with bad logic".

When the performer Mike Daisey, earlier this year, was found to have lied about conditions at Foxconn — in order to punch up his sweatshop story — his mistake was not only lying; he also misunderstood the contours of the story.

Alan Moore and Brian Bolland's 1988 story The Killing Joke revised and complicated his origin, ultimately suggesting that he might be not only lying about his past but unsure of it himself.

When the performer Mike Daisey, earlier this year, was found to have lied about conditions at Foxconn in order to punch up his sweatshop story—his mistake was not only lying; he also misunderstood the contours of the story.

He looked down at them and saw that Tuami was not only lying with the fat woman but eating her as well for there was black blood running from the lobe of her ear.

Why, by necessity, does the show insist that when it comes to sexual assault, we must by default assume all men are innocent and all women are not only lying, but evil?

However, the answer does not only lie in recruitment.

Mr. Locke has called the advertisements not only lies but "an appalling tactic".

This research not only lay a solid foundation on further researching Bi2Fe4O9 single crystal epitaxial film, but also open an avenue to design various multifunctional devices.

Our calculations are meaningful not only lies in illustrating the catalytic nature of Pt doped CNT, but also suggesting favorable material to design device employed for gas detection.

Prospects of upscaling tandem schemes hence not only lie in the semiconductor material combinations but rather in the proper integration of system components and operating conditions.