Sentence examples for that lying has from inspiring English sources

Even voters drawn to Remain recoil at the debasement of political discourse, and regret that lying has become such an accepted part of political life".

The sad fact is that lying has become a regular and entrenched practice when police misconduct occurs, and disciplining or firing officers for engaging in that practice has rarely happened".

Although Stewart, now a business columnist for The New York Times, claims that lying has been on the rise, a more plausible thesis is that prosecutions for false statements have been rising — not because of growing contempt for the truth but because defendants are increasingly prosecuted for doing nothing more than denying their guilt to investigators.

"The fact that Ms. Lewinsky has admitted that she lied under oath in a federal proceeding and has stated that lying has been a part of her life does not enhance her credibility as a witness," Judge Leasure wrote in her 41-page opinion.

"I think that lying has negative consequences," he said.

These guys have simulated the effect that lies have on the strength of connections that exist within a social network.

That lie has reverberated across the decades.

It doesn't matter that that lie has been deconstructed and exposed over and over and over again.

But that lie had been serving me well, a real humdinger in the tail-end of my pitch.

"Today that lie has been uncovered.

I laud him constantly wherever I go, principally because I am deeply impressed with the wonderful work that lie has done.