Sentence examples for that a liar from inspiring English sources

The room was filled with the uncomfortable silence of people who believe that a liar is in their midst.

Yet Butler's story contains details that a liar would have struggled to know, and it inspired no objections from Lincoln's surviving contemporaries.

How can you be ready to let him walk out of here on the basis of that?" How reasonable was it to doubt that a liar was lying?

On a night of Republican bloodletting that also saw Ted Cruz condemned as just that – a liar – the back and forth between Trump and Bush focused on national security and, in particular, the terrorist attacks of 9/11.

There has been no shyness in encouraging people to have fewer.Father Bryan StoreyTintagel, CornwallParadox lostSIR – Having Epimenides, a Cretan, say "All Cretans are liars" does not create a paradox even if you adopt the strict binary definitions that a liar always lies, a non-liar never lies and every Cretan is one or the other ("This headline is [half] false", October 4th).

David Zulawski and Douglas Wicklander's "Practical Aspects of Interview and Interrogation" (1992) asserts that a liar's movements tend to be "jerky and abrupt" and his hands "cold and clammy".

Hugh gives him the job, telling Doug that he's a sick fellow, "and I like that in a liar".

He assures us that anyone who claims that is a liar.

If I'm a bad poet, that means a liar".

In all of my 35-40 years of public life in Wyoming, I've never been called one particularly offensive name — and that is, a liar".

"I cannot go into that chamber as a liar," she says.