"As a scholar I am interested in the philosophy of language, semiotics, call it what you want, and one of the main features of the human language is the possibility of lying.
Thirdly, there are those who argue for the possibility of "lying ironically" (Simpson 1992, 631), or indirect lying.
For them, the possibility of peace lies elsewhere.
Their stories reminded me that the possibility of hope lies not in my circumstances of today but the circumstances created by my own mind.
In fact, I actually believe that the real possibility of US2020 lies not in the handful of "winning cities," and "finalist" cities but in the dozens of additional cities that hopefully continue down the path they have started to inspire the next generation of STEM practitioners.
Yet the overwhelming truth is, the world we just stepped into with the incoming Trump administration has the explosive possibility of breeding lies, deceit, and hurt as men and women make rational, irrational choices to step back into the closet and live silent, deceptive lives in mixed orientation marriages unbeknownst to their unsuspecting spouses.
One possibility of course lies in the diversity of cognitive profiles, and in the possibility that some children with a deficit in phonological skills use compensatory mechanisms and brain plasticity to overcome reading difficulties.
Later, on his television show, Mr. Hannity said that the statement "was absolutely wrong" and that he "misspoke". He then brought up the possibility of accusers lying for money, or for political purposes.
WASHINGTON ― The possibility of someone lying to Congress used to be frowned upon by Republicans.
Some participants whose funding bodies did not include lay public in the grant review process, including some that in the past did but ceased to, voiced their concerns about the possibility of the lay public exhibiting emotions, biases and value-based judgements, especially when discussing and deciding on technical aspects of research.
