Sentence examples for opposite lies from inspiring English sources

It's very painful; whoever says the opposite lies.

There are squirrels and magpies in a tranquil clearing; opposite lies an admiral whose family vault resembles a grand naval warship.

He adds: "My intended point was that the potential for extreme cruelty, or the opposite, lies within every human being, whatever nationality, ethnicity, rank or religion.

The better question is, Who will emerge from the sandbox ready to fight lies, not with polar opposite lies, but with the hard work of sound, moral and well-reasoned arguments -- in a word: truth?

So General Kvashnin counter-attacked, earlier this month, by suggesting the very opposite: lay off more than half the rocket forces' 240,000 members, and divvy up the remainder, and the warheads, between the three main services.

Opposite lay a large public square fronting the Temple's main Hulda Gates.

But underneath the study in opposites lies a true partnership.

Opposite Astir lies the public beach.

On the river bank opposite Parliament lies Bit Pazar, the old Albanian section -- more accurately, the multiethnic side of town.

At the opposite pole lies Denise Gigante's "Taste: A Literary History" (Yale; $35), which takes food and eating as a metaphor for Western experience.

Opposite this lies a large recreation reserve, which — despite its roughly triangular shape — is called the Oval, or more correctly, Kensington Oval.