Sentence examples for which were lies from inspiring English sources

Agency staff members repeatedly relied only on Mr. Madoff's own testimony and records — which were lies and fabrications, as it turned out.

A spokesman for the Post said that Johnson had been "reprimanded"; he suggested that some of the charges might be true, but labelled others "a lie," while refusing to specify which were lies.

He'd removed his artificial legs, which were lying on the ground beside him.

He started looking through some cassettes of his music, which were lying on the floor, and put one in the limousine's player.

April 1st — A lot of shenanigans today, like pranks (which are lies for no reason).

Weymouth's "Pleasure pier" is described in the book as "having a two-word name – both of which are lies".

In theory, a military commission could sort out which parts of Mohammed's confession are true and which are lies, and obtain a conviction.

One is, I do want to protect him against the vicious right-wing attacks, many of which are lies.

They accommodate what was Judd's preferred position for viewing art, which was lying down.

"Maybe people will be more curious about this body of work, most of which is lying dormant," he said.

A Marine major went with them to help retrieve the body, which was lying by the bridge.