Sentences with phrase «been a lie»

«So he just admitted everything the White House has been saying since Tuesday is a lie,» Meyers said.

He said he'd made the whole thing up, that he'd been lying to the German employee to impress him.

Instead, they instantly decided I had been lying.

Citing several examples, including Trump's inauguration crowd - size claims, Comey continued: «Sometimes he's lying in ways that are obvious, sometimes he's saying things that we may not know are true or false and then there's a spectrum in between.»

When I came downstairs after lunch she was lying on the floor and tried to get up but her back legs buckled and she fell.

There was no lying,» Dimon said, emphasizing his remarks with a curse word.

Sometimes it's lying in bed at night before I go to sleep, and I just say thank you to whatever, whoever is out there,» she said.

Then he nodded to me and pushed the plunger and I stroked the top of her head and the band of darker fur between her shoulder blades and I held my face close to her ear and whispered that she was a good dog and it was okay even though the last part was a lie.

«Anyone who tells you that they're a great place to work, without knowing something about you, is lying to you.

I would be lying if I said I had never done some of these.

I mostly rejoiced at the Surface's low weight: If you're lying on your sofa or in bed and just want to do some casual browsing — like reading, or watching Netflix — the Surface Pro is a godsend.

Frequent hand motions near your face can give your listener the feeling that you're lying or anxious.

He's lying on purposes.

Instead, ask follow - up questions in an effort to determine whether they are lying.

Make contact far enough in advance because most of the time spots get filled up pretty quickly and you will be lying dead in the dust.

«I'd be lying if I said it wasn't a huge priority for us,» says Bortolotti.

And that's no lie.

Feeling a little guilty, I finally confess to Goldman that the first words out of my mouth were a lie.

Then when it begins here it goes back up again, so that's a lie.»

Accordingly, Americans chose them specifically for a trait that turned out to be a lie.

«The way I re-phrase the old saying is that, «There are lies, there are damned lies, statistics and then facts about the private equity industry,»» he said.

It was also meant as a wake - up call to show people just how vulnerable the media is to manipulation, which just happens to be the primary theme of his book Trust Me, I'm Lying: Confessions of a Media Manipulator.

In Trust Me, I'm Lying, Holiday claims to reveal the tricks he's learned working for these clients.

In that case, she also claims that Cohen defamed her by allegedly suggesting that Daniels is lying about the purported relationship with Trump.

«When you walk into the room, if you don't know more about your business, your industry, your company, and your customers than everybody else in the world, you're lying to yourself.»

Watching how the players interacted, Van Swol and her colleagues at the University of Wisconsin and Harvard concluded that players exhibited three easy «tells» when they were lying.

They tell you not to take the rejections personally, but I'd be lying if I said I didn't.

You're lying!

«That he was confessing his first name is actually Chris, not Ashton, was not a big deal, but to teenagers, a lie is a lie is a lie.»

Anyone promising a «special price» or «limited time offer» or who tells you «spots are limited» is lying.

Even if you had the best PowerPoint presentation in the world with great visuals, staged animation, and all the other cool things you can do with PowerPoint (I'd be lying if I said I didn't like all of that PowerPoint geeky stuff, too), it still is one in a line of many all using the same format and structure.

When it comes to hoverboards, Tony Hawk has burned us before (sadly, this video of him air surfing turned out to be a lie).

The biggest problem with fact - checking the Republican candidate is that he seems to have a reality - distortion field that applies to his fan base in which even if he tells what appears to be a lie, he is seen as telling some larger truth.

«I would be lying if I didn't admit sadness that our wonderful airline is merging with another.

Worse, how can you move forward making good decisions if you're lying to yourself?

However, there is one eye movement «tell» that's pretty universal: people who are lying often look toward the door, their unconscious escape route.

Second, a witness told The New York Times that the older brother was lying in the street after the shootout when the younger one ran him over while fleeing police, but doctors didn't see signs of him being run over.

When you're lying there in bed with your kids, reading Green Eggs & Ham, you're probably thinking to yourself, «Where is the father?

It turns out, the people who admitted to swearing more were less likely to be lying.

They are lying to you.

They then were administered a test to determine if they were lying to appear more socially acceptable, or telling the truth about their language habits.

Finally, it would be a lie not to mention one of the greatest reasons for having this job: stable income.

Customers hate being lied to or left in the dark — which is another huge takeaway from this whole debacle.

So when people say, «Customer service sucks now,» they're lying.

Now, I could write off this feedback as the comments of a disgruntled few, but I would be lying.

I would be lying if I said the goal of my company wasn't to make money, but focusing on providing a great service paves the path for the money to follow.

It means someone might be lying to you or giving you a hard time about something.

«However, I would clearly be lying to you if I said that most of us didn't prefer first - class passengers to economy.»

Their argument goes like this: once North Koreans encounter information from the outside world, they will know their despotic government has been lying to them.

If someone doesn't say that to you then they are lying.