Sentence examples for thought to be lying from inspiring English sources

He is still at large, thought to be lying low somewhere in Bosnia.

But the Afghan training camps spewed out thousands of recruits, of whom many hundreds are thought to be lying low as sleeper cells in scores of countries.

Although police insist that some of Ipswich's kerbcrawlers and prostitutes' clients have come forward, many are thought to be lying low for obvious reasons.

Officials are hopeful many of the bodies not yet recovered are inside the fuselage, which is thought to be lying near the plane's tail.

(Malcolm Gladwell wrote in the Sept. 24 issue of The New Yorker about how pedophiles often groom victims over a period of sometimes years, becoming trusted figures to the community and the victim's family. When the crime is committed and the allegation made, the child is often thought to be lying).

In both Ce-FAR-7 and Na-FAR-1, the amino acid side chain thought to be phosphorylated lies in a short unstructured region between two helices at one end of the molecule.

The nearest had been thought to be the Large Magellanic Cloud, which lies about 150,000 light-years from the Sun.

Spin is often thought to be synonymous with falsehood or lying, but more accurately it is indifference to the truth.

Video footage showed the body of another young child, thought to be Aylan's brother, also lying in the sand.

The management of physical symptoms was thought to be closely connected with patients' lay beliefs about the causes and manifestations of LBP.

Before rushing to any conclusions, be certain to consider what constitutes normal behavior for the person who you think might be lying to you.