Sentence examples for spotted lying from inspiring English sources

Later, he was picked up by the police when he was spotted lying in the middle of a road.

Briggs was spotted lying on the tracks by a train driver travelling in the opposite direction and died after being brought to a nearby pub.

It was spotted lying upside down on the sand at Pompano Beach by Gino Covacci, who was on his morning walk.

Our party was drifting – in Zodiac power boats – over the icy waters of Coningham Bay, on Prince William Island in Canada's high Arctic – when the beluga was spotted lying on the shore.

Everyone from terrorism investigators to aggrieved spouses would welcome a foolproof way to spot lying.

For more details on how to do this, see How to spot lying, etc. Try people watching.

A statistics-driven treatise teaches readers how to spot lies, half-truths, and outright deception.

"Research shows that people are not very good or accurate at spotting lies: they only get it right around 49-53 percent of the time," he says.

Don't make things up or lie just to appear interesting, people can spot lies and everyone hates being lied to.

Much of what you have learned has been based on propaganda, and to understand truth you have to be able to spot lies or inaccuracies.

The latter distribution shows channels clearly organized in spots, lying at the tips of RBC dendrites (inset).