Sentence examples for very lies from inspiring English sources

The parents are regularly and convincingly lied to, then later derided for having believed those very lies.

Ironically, the goal of the democratic party is to unseat the current administration because of these very lies and the detriment they have caused to our economy and standing in the world.

The cathedral and its Wonder, its cloister, provide the architectural and visual template for the very lay of the European land — whether the the Paris streets or the Jardin du Luxembourg, where Affleck, Kurylenko, and Tatiana wander.

Yet in this very morseling lies the nearly insurmountable challenge.

Its very strength lies in its depth of scholarship, lightly worn".

But you sense that somewhere in that very uncertainty lies a startlingly accurate definition of parental love.

The answer very likely lies in Instagram's ease of use and balance of simplicity, speed and artistic filters.

She also insisted she's not racist and that there have been "some very hurtful lies said about me".

The future of our very liberty lies in the balance of this fight... .. Perhaps you are fooling yourself.

Apart from various specific methods, the focus of ICPT very much lies on the participation of patients through attention for the interaction between patient, professional and social system.

The strategy of over sampling of lay members did not succeed as most ERCs had none or very few lay members.