Sentence examples for strife lies from inspiring English sources

He foments strife, lies, and murders and makes outrageous promises he has no intention of keeping.

Somewhere between the extremes of Cinderella and strife lies the truth about this thing called love.

In my opinion Pakistan's present ethnic strife lies in the way we have tried to cultivate civic nationalism.Instead of integrating diverse ethnic groups in a proper manner, we have tried to whip up the only common factor, Islam and supplemented it with coercive tactics whenever any ethnicity has raised its voice.

Every crisis is different and it may help you to pinpoint where his strife lies.

In this new era the United States must be willing to work with other democracies to reduce the "convulsive and percolating strife" that lies behind today's global violence and terrorism.

But Mr. Obasanjo, a retired general who is the West's new darling in Africa, seems resolved to try to improve the lives of Nigerians, even if he may find it as hard as previous leaders have to look beyond the big gated villa that is Abuja, Nigeria's spanking new capital, to the sprawling diversity and violent strife that lie beyond.

Lies, lies, lies, yeah.

And one big reason for the turnaround is that the company, once a prime symbol of labor strife, can now lay claim to having the industry's highest morale.

Their relentless optimism through so many lies and so much strife filled a hole in my psyche – and perhaps my heart.

I tend to think the blame lies with the virtual disappearance of interparty strife.

If the southern kingdoms limped through the 14th century in internal strife and economic backwardness, so too did the Papal States lying to the north of the Kingdom of Naples.