Sentence examples for said a lie from inspiring English sources

"It's farce," he said, "a lie, a fraud".

Another — defending the device — said a lie might be missed by, say, the things measuring your pulse and your heart but not the thing measuring your breathing.

As Mark Twain once said, a lie can be half way around the world before the truth has got its boots on.

On June 23 (Responsibility and the Press), I wrote, "Winston Churchill famously said, 'A lie gets halfway around the world before the truth has a chance to get its pants on.' I'm not sure when Sir Winston said that, but with the presence of the Internet, I'm positive the time frame has been reduced to a nanosecond".

As Sir Winston Churchill once famously said, "A lie gets halfway around the world before the truth has a chance to get its pants on".

"If this is approved, my parish will be devastated," said a lay delegate, Susan Hansell of Florida.

That being said a lying, manipulative avatar is probably just as untrustworthy in real life as they are in Second Life.

"She's fine with it," I would say, a lie and not a lie.

They say a lie, repeated enough times, becomes a truth.

Of course, this is, as they say, a lie.

Ancient Indian mythology says, "A lie told to protect someone, if far better than a 100 truths that will destroy him/her".