Sentence examples for where lying from inspiring English sources

Cows on stand-off treatments where lying was reduced attempted to compensate by lying down to a greater extent during the 3 h period at pasture.

Asked how things were going, he shrugged disgustedly and said, "If you really want to know, I'm sick of being in a country where lying is the national pastime".

I also remember it as the end of my summers at home, although there would be more of them; but they would be visits from another world -- one where lying outdoors and gazing at stars wouldn't seem like a joke.

Brought up not to lie or show off, I was temperamentally inclined to do both, and though reining me in perhaps improved my character it was no help in my future profession, where lying, or romancing anyway, is the essence of it.

Comey writes in his memoir that, in a White House where lying, or remaining silent as the President lies, is considered an essential act of loyalty, he could "see how easily everyone in the room could become a co-conspirator to his preferred set of facts, or delusions".

But these qualities, however deplorable, need not interfere with acceptable service on the Supreme Court, where lying is seldom advantageous, weakness of character can coexist comfortably with a tendency to advance justice (as long as no personal cost is involved), and brownnosing is received, not administered.

But where lies the future for Emma Bridgewater?

"Where lies the greatest harm and where lies the greatest risk?

Where lies ultimate purity when and if Murdoch and Dickie Desmond sup together?

So where lies the art of the manager?

However, as humans, we were better able to analyze results and occasionally predicted where lies occurred.