Sentence examples for whether lie from inspiring English sources

All of which is perfectly reasonable – except it begs the question of whether lie detectors work in the first place.

Jones expects that the companies offering fMRI lie detection will likely conduct new tests "to approximate real-life conditions" for lying, and focus on issues such as whether lie detection results vary depending on the age of the subject.

A federal court in Tennessee heard arguments yesterday and today on whether lie detection technology based on fMRI scans of brain activity should be admitted in a criminal case involving a psychologist accused of defrauding Medicare.

After nearly 12 hours of testimony yesterday by scientists, a hearing on whether lie detection technology based on fMRI scans of brain activity should be admitted in court continues today.

Philosophical opinion is divided as to whether lying is morally wrong.

The City is divided over whether lying in court should preclude him from holding office again.

Father Leahy said he expected that the Boston College programs on the crisis would include issues like clergy celibacy, female priests and whether lay people should have more influence.

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.

As for the serious charges, the question is whether lying to your investors merits 24 years in prison, nearly a life sentence for a man who is now 58.

Further, the system of collective responsibility for the payment of outstanding taxes known as the allelengyon now devolved not on the rest of the village community but on the nearest large landowner, whether lay or ecclesiastical.

He speaks briskly: 'There was never a time when I gave up hope, whether lying mortally wounded on the streets of Riyadh or coming to terms with being partially paralysed.