Sentence examples for quite lying from inspiring English sources
"She's not my girlfriend," Frankie tells his mother the next morning, after she catches Simone slipping out of the house at dawn, and Frankie's not quite lying.
It's not quite lies but it is certainly misleading".
He tells stories, not quite lies, not quite truth, to a tourist in line at the office.
In a living artistic tradition, the dead never quite lie down.
"And sometimes it doesn't quite lie, but misrepresents by omission.
My writers and I don't completely know how it's going to quite lay out as of yet.
They also added something I couldn't quite lay my finger on but it made the story more unique.
"[The government] didn't quite lie, but they certainly came very, very close to the line in implying the closest involvement of the royal family in the creation of the hospital, and that the family had virtually been turned out of their own home to make way for it".
The hub doesn't quite lay flush with the keyboard casing and juts out from the back if you have two in at once.
Options-pricing innovator David Gershon doesn't quite lay it out as strongly as Google founders Sergey Brin Sergey Brin and Larry Page Larry Page did, but he does believe in their modus operandi.
It's just that I… well, I quite liked lying in the bath.
