Sentence examples for whether liar from inspiring English sources

"Choke artist" may seem unjust to Rubio and his supporters (it's harder to say whether "liar" bothered Cruz).

The question of whether the Liar paradox really requires some sort of circularity has been the subject of extensive debate.

The question of whether John Smith was a liar is inseparable from the question of whether Jamestown was a failure.

It's unclear whether the chorus means to call the singer a liar, or whether lies are what surround us as we sleep; the ambiguity saves the song from pomposity.

The only question is whether Beck is a liar, an ignoramus, or a charlatan.

And we'll see whether it's the liar or the slanderer who is condemned.

There was not much disagreement about the basic facts of the case — the jury's calculations depended on whether small inconsistencies, both perceived and actual, in Constand's testimony made her seem like a liar, and whether her story, much of which Cosby had corroborated, met the jurors' understanding of sexual assault.

Then she was asked whether Jesse is a liar.

Random people on the internet debated whether she was a liar or an attention whore or was simply crazy.

Mr Trump had accused Mr Cruz of being a liar and questioned whether he was even permitted to be president, given that he was born in Canada.

The billionaire's camp also decided to focus its firepower on Cruz, hammering him at every rally, accusing him of being "a total liar" and questioning whether his Canadian birth would disqualify him from the highest office.