Sentence examples for yes lies from inspiring English sources

The answer (which by the way is yes) lies in the fact that the classic values of clear, direct storytelling do not apply in the normal way.

If a founder doesn't believe a yes lies beyond the litany of no's, they will never possess enough fortitude to take all of that negative feedback and rejection to turn it into fuel needed to push forward.

Midway through the Trump administration—oh god, how are we only midway?—the country has grown accustomed to a president who constantly flubs, misspeaks, dissembles, equivocates, and, yes, lies.

Encourage and fortify a child, yes -- lie and fabricate to preserve, protect and promote a falsity, no.

Well, having a strategy would be best — he still doesn't appear to have one for the Islamic State — not saying anything would be second best, and yes, lying would be preferable to letting the world know the president and his team are adrift.

2. Yunior - Author Junot Diaz created a decidedly unreliable yet entirely likeable narrator in The Brief Wonderous Life of Oscar Wao, in Yunior, who not only never tells us his full name, but who openly admits to exaggerating, elaborating and, yes, lying.

And yes, of lies.

This vast grassland basin is set in a region known as South Park and, yes, here lies the town of Fairplay, upon which the animated sitcom is said to be based.

I have never lied to my people, maybe a little lack of communication yes, but lying, no!

So yes statistics lie, but the worst case scenario fact of life is that far too many institutional leaders get away with lying because far to many citizens have not had enough education to think and act to protect their own families, civil rights, Democracy and the human race.

All women have to do to get laid is say "yes" and lie down.