Sentence examples for widespread lies from inspiring English sources

"This vicious cycle of widespread lies has been maintained by people who call themselves officers,'' she wrote.

"This vicious cycle of widespread lies has been maintained by people who call themselves officers," she wrote.

Since Congress has yet to pass a budget, and financial discussions are prone to widespread lies and misstatements, Truth Teller is being piloted on the issue of tax policy.

Our findings also indicate that the more widespread LIE usage, the higher the perceived benefits.

He added: "There could be a flake or two of snow falling on Christmas Day, but at the moment we are unlikely to see widespread lying snow.

(Focus group, 19 21 years old, enrolled at university) The results point to a widespread lay perception that men live their sexuality in a less emotional and more genital-based way.

Ms. Grynsztejn said Ms. Milhazes's widespread appeal lies in the fact that she is a "glocal" artist — someone whose work is grounded in the international language of modernism while also firmly rooted in her own place and time.

Beah, who regained his humanity through the constant and unconditional support he received at a UNICEF-supported rehabilitation centre and later from his adopted family, maintains that the key to curbing this widespread violence lies in the type of interventions, care and support provided to children.

Like I said last week, the widespread existence of lies that flatter people's partisan beliefs seems to be a symptom of some larger problem (or constellation of problems) in the US.

Thus at one the end of the epidemiological spectrum lies widespread undernutrition, and a rising tide of obesity and associated NCDs on the other.

That year, Justice Gustin L. Reichbach of the State Supreme Court in Brooklyn condemned a widespread culture of lying and corruption in the department's drug enforcement units.