Sentence examples for obviously lying from inspiring English sources

But when they were obviously lying, Mr. Duke said, he would not use them in that case.

We always complained: the soup was too salty, peas were served too often, the weather forecaster was obviously lying.

The ladies should lighten up, it's only a joke, they're obviously lying because they're waaaay too ugly for Chris Gayle to hit on them … and so on.

One question came to mind as I read it: When Bush claims that most of the tax cuts went to middle and lower income taxpayers, he was obviously lying, as you point out.

"I'm not hitting her," the cop says, obviously lying.

"She's obviously lying - if he really was hitting her, she would have left a long time ago".

The work's ancestry obviously lies in Guernica, made seven years before.

The recent struggle over whether to privatize five failing city schools shows that the fault obviously lies with the chancellor.

Paul Casey (Age: 32, WR: 10) Links golf continues to baffle England's biggest talent and his best chance of winning a major obviously lies elsewhere.

The roots of the problem obviously lie in the lack of regulation of the sale of assault weapons and in the high drug consumption in the US: 90% of weapons confiscated from Mexican cartels come from the US.

Bragg's sympathy obviously lies with the rebels, but it doesn't translate into a persuasive identification with their motivation or cause: his leaders lack not just charisma, but fire in their bellies.