Sentence examples for reply lies from inspiring English sources

The burden of such a reply lies, however, in actually producing a linguistic theory that sustains a principled class of sentences that could be isolated in this way and that, per the suggestion of §4.3, might play the basic explanatory role of meaning.

He replied: "Here lies a man who loved life from beginning to end, and he's sorry that the goddamn thing is over".

Asked what he wanted on his epitaph, in characteristic provocation, he replied: "Here lies a man who fucked up his fellow-men as little as possible". Many of his victims might disagree, for Cela was renowned for his quarrels.

A furious Mr Farage replied: "Stop lying".

Asked why Women's News struggled at the same time many publishers are reporting that their newspapers are thriving, she replied, "They lie".

Evelyn replies, "My lie is that I don't have really bad stomach cramps and I'm not scheduled for a colonoscopy when I get home from this cruise".

"Don't be daft," he replied, a lie that might have felt shameful but didn't, and still doesn't, since to admit it would have hurt his parents - and, besides, at that point his experience of sex was non-existent.

Buchwald replied: "Here lie the remains of Mike Wallace.

The judge replied, "You lie and cheat for a living.

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Ms Matthews, who denied telling "blatant lies", replied: "I didn't choose her".