Sentence examples for refrain from lying from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sarid mocked what he said was Mr. Yishai's weakness as a party leader, repeatedly saying, "Try to refrain from lying.

A natural answer is this: She means that Martha was under no obligation to refrain from lying.

Philosophers are split, however, on whether gratitude implies obligations in the stricter, more specific way one might have an obligation to keep a promise, or to refrain from lying to another person.

These constraints usually take the form of categorical rules to perform or refrain from certain sorts of actions (e.g., to keep promises or to refrain from lying), regardless of the consequences.

I will briefly sketch one way of doing so for the perfect duty to others to refrain from lying promises and the imperfect duty to ourselves to develop talents.

Subjects were supervised for 5 h following the dose and were allowed to sit or move about freely within the field station but were asked to refrain from lying down or exercise during this period to minimise the influence of gastric emptying.

Hardly anyone refrains from lying altogether, and some people report lying up to twelve times within that time span.

This is about refraining from lying and even white lies.

As a result, you will refrain from stealing, lying, or harming someone physically or emotionally.

I have learned that it's not enough to refrain from telling lies.

The candidates have agreed to ask that moderators at future debates refrain from identifying any lies, fabrications or half-truths that may come up in the course of answering a question, asking instead that the moderators respond to such answers by praising the candidates for their vibrant imaginations.