Sentence examples for the lie of from inspiring English sources

Oh, the lie of weightlessness!

"No," she said, "the lie of it.

The lie of the land Right.

"Optical truth reveals the lie of conventional schoolbook perspective.

I think you're getting the lie of the land.

On the lie of the cards, five clubs was unbeatable.

This is obviously true of outsiders, who need to learn the lie of the land.

Maps create, distort, propagandise or command: the "lie of the land".

And the title of US soldier is just the lie of fools".

Which takes us back to the lie of winter — or shall we call it a misunderstanding?

"And since you're from around here, and you know the lie of the land, you're invited".