Sentence examples for successful lies from inspiring English sources

The key to making an artist posthumously successful lies in the preparations they made when they were alive.

Perhaps the real reason they are not going to be any more successful lies not in a lack of ambition, but rather the direction of recent pop music.

"The key to our senior team being successful lies in what goes on from the age of 21 downwards, what experience of tournaments and winning they're getting," says the England Under-21 coach.

In my interview with Shark Tank's Kevin O'Leary, he said the responsibility to make a deal successful lies solely with the buyer, but I think that the selling CEO or founder has an obligation to make the deal work, too.

The key to making move-in day successful lies in being prepared and remaining flexible.

Whether a family is making a $10,000 or a $1 million loan, the most successful lay out criteria for lending.

Over the years, Smith had "heard the Tariff Theory called the most successful lie in history," he said.

We don't have a refined idea of what a successful lie looks and sounds like, since we almost never receive feedback on the fibs that we've been told; the co-worker who, at the corporate retreat, assured you that she loved your presentation doesn't usually reveal later that she hated it.

Successful lying, it seems, is mainly about repressing the urge to be honest.

Wyman described Elizabeth Bishop's successful lie at making Peter believe she is his real mother as "the beginning of the end for her," as her character will ultimately commit suicide.

Body language is therefore a vital part of a successful lie.