Sentence examples for world lies from inspiring English sources

"He is telling the world lies".

The world lies at Rosie's feet.

But Miro's world lies on the border of humour, and sometimes crosses.

The ordinary life of roads and farms, known the Other World, lies beyond the camp's boundaries.

The heart of the world lies open, leached and ticking with sunlight For just a minute or so.

"The Cold War is over," I told myself, "and I'm sure a more peaceful, positive world lies ahead".

The Arab-Muslim world lies in taunting proximity to the West, but success and modernity have been denied it.

The only possibility of introducing meaning into such a world lies in art, he concludes, and especially in literature.

A place such as Britain or Glasgow which suspects its importance to the world lies in the past has the extra burden of wondering what to celebrate.

We see what world lies on the other side of a wall, come back to our own side and describe in detail, in writing, what we saw.

Cage's most acknowledged legacy in the broader arts world lies in the Fluxus movement of the 1960s but artists today are still drawn to these ideas.