Sentences with phrase «of telling lies»

Just remember, the before photo is not capable of telling lies.

In a resumption of personal hostilities dating back to the general election, the Ukip leader repeatedly accused the former deputy prime minister of telling lies, at one stage telling a packed audience at the London Palladium that Clegg had made a career out of telling lies for a living.

In a furious reaction however, the trade ministry in a statement accused the MP of telling lies and playing politics with his claims.

A former Federal Commissioner for Information and Ijaw national leader, Chief Edwin Clark, who adopted Amaechi as one of his sons when the latter visited him at his Kigabodo country home in Delta State to thank him for his support, some years ago, was so flabbergasted that he accused the Minister of telling lies.

If we're honest with ourselves, we'll recognize that we deceive ourselves about reality, sometimes to the point of the fascinating paradox of telling lies to ourselves that we happily believe.

Speaking of telling lies, a really good way to do this is to rephrase what your opponent says and then keep repeating the misquote in hopes that he or she will get bored and leave your lie as the last statement.

We saw that his main activity consists of telling lies and deceiving people into believing that what is false is actually true.

If you accuse me of telling you lies, you're more foolish than I thought you to be.

«He has a habit of — and even who support him would agree with this, I think — of telling lies, sometimes big, sometimes casual, and insisting that the people around him repeat them and believe him.

-- Ellyn Bader, PhD, cocreator of the developmental model of couples therapy, codirector of The Couples Institute in Menlo Park, CA, and author of Tell Me No Lies and In Quest of the Mythical Mate

Ellyn and Peter are the authors of Tell Me No Lies, a book that helps couples to face the truth and build loving marriages.

Not exact matches

«I urge you to shut your eyes and discover the great ideas that lie inside us, to shut your engines and discover the power of sleep,» she tells the audience from the stage.

The White House communications director reportedly testified that she had to tell white lies on behalf of Trump's administration.

Why don't we face up to the fact that many of us in Silicon Valley are living lives that involve telling ourselves a lot lies, VC Om Malik writes.

«What I mean by this is people try and make themselves seem more exciting, so they can sometimes oversell some things or even tell little white lies within very basic parts of their lives.

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.

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.

Given the scope of work that lies ahead for the provinces, the timeline of legalisation by mid-2018 is ambitious, a senior federal official told Canada's Globe and Mail newspaper.

Instead of lying in bed, wishing for just 15 minutes more of sleep, tell yourself it won't make you less tired.

These were lies as told in his role as President about matters of public importance.

The day after National Security Adviser Michael Flynn was fired, as a result of news reports that Flynn had lied about his pre-inauguration communications with the Russian ambassador, Trump cleared everyone out of an Oval Office meeting so he could tell Comey alone that he hoped the FBI would drop its investigation of Flynn.

If it's a friend of a friend of a neighbor down the block, thus far down the information chain, there is no way of knowing if the person is telling the truth or might be motivated to lie for some reason.

Rather, it was an unethical action by a researcher, who gained access to the data legitimately but violated the terms of access by transferring it to third parties, as well as by Cambridge, which allegedly lied when, in 2015, it told Facebook it had deleted all copies of the data.

Most of the people in Feldman's studies don't even realize all of the lies they have told until after the conversation when it was played back to them on video.

Capers said Shkreli used money in subsequent companies to pay off debts he incurred from a series of bad trades and to conceal lies he told investors in his hedge funds.

We're talking about outright lies, dozens of them, told day after day, as if no one were checking the actual facts.

«But those details — and the apparent demise of the Keystone XL pipeline — don't begin to tell the story of what lies ahead for the economy of Canada, America's second - largest trading partner.»

Comey told the committee that he documented his interactions with Trump in memos because he was «honestly concerned that he might lie about the nature of our meetings, so I thought it really important to document.»

A University of Notre Dame researcher found that when people reduced the number of lies they told over 10 weeks they reported significantly improved physical and mental health.

New Yorker business writer James B. Stewart's latest book is an exploration of a relatively narrow subset of this culture, the lies «told under oath or to investigative and other agencies of the U.S. government» that qualify as perjury.

As Kate Manfred, vice president of brand communications and insights at Discover, tells CNBC Make It, that's because, generally speaking, credit scores don't lie.

If you lead or aspire to, be aware of the sweet little lies you tell yourself if you choose the perks of travel for work or vacation.

Part of the responsibility for keeping Magna out of debt lies with a new board of directors, he told the meeting at a suburban Toronto hotel, telling them to resist shareholder demands to increase debt.

The purpose of this article is to expose the lies that business owners are told by low - quality SEO firms.

While the Post did not track false or misleading claims by Obama in the same way they have with Trump, in December the New York Times compared Trump's lies to Obama's and found that in their first 10 months of office, Trump told «nearly six times as many falsehoods as Obama did during his entire presidency.»

«Michael Scronic lied about the performance of his investment fund, telling investors that his returns were as high as 13 percent,» U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York Geoffrey S. Berman said.

We know Trump told Comey to «let go» of [Michael] Flynn while admitting that he knew Flynn had lied to the FBI.

«The value of the great Benoit Mandelbrot's work lies more in telling us that there is a «wild» type of randomness of which we will never know much (owing to their unstable properties.)»

We don't know why Trump decided to fire Flynn (the stated reason that he «lied to Mike Pence» doesn't pass the laugh test), whether he was told of the domestic abuse allegations against then - White House staff secretary Rob Porter, what's on the Apprentice outtake footage that producer Mark Burnett is keeping locked up, why exactly Trump handed some choice Israeli intelligence to the Russian foreign minister, who financed the hush money payments to porn star Stormy Daniels, or any of a dozen other major questions about Trump.

The leak of proof to the Washington Post that then - National Security Adviser Michael Flynn was lying to about his contacts with Russians was, as far as we can tell, the key reason he was fired last February.

Energy and Capital editor Keith Kohl tells investors what they need to know about Iran's nuclear lies and reveals the winners and losers in the wake of Netanyahu's grim announcement.

«One year ago, the biggest political lie to ever be told was levelled towards me and my family and I insist that if a single shard of truth is found, I will leave,» he said.

Comey kept contemporaneous memos of his interactions with the president and told the Senate Intelligence Committee last June that he did so because he thought Trump might lie about them.

In his first State of the Union address, President Donald Trump flicked at a lie about the US coal industry that he began telling early on the campaign trail: that there was a «war on coal,» that coal's jobs will return, that regulations by the Obama administration are responsible for its ills, and that the measures he has taken in office can reverse its fortunes.

We're told Daniels is planning on having the dress forensically tested to search for any DNA that proves she isn't lying about her tryst with Trump, including samples of skin, hair or... anything.

Ever look around and realize that what you just said was a big fat lie told from a place of contempt?

The lying troll (prophet, aka just saying, aka truth be told, aka many other names including ones stolen from others) must be bored today considering the blitz of bull it is spreading around.

So, none of Romneys OUTRIGHT LIES and deceptions are evil, but our OUTSTANDING President, who has pulled us out of the BUSH recession and who has not lied once and has withstood the bogus name - calling and bogus acccusations from uninformed fools such as yourself has «values of the devil»??? Is that because he tells the truth and happens to be black?

I wonder, how must it feel to know that you have to tell intentional lies to get your way, to remain maliciously ignorant, to take the side of Satan, as it were?

The Bible also tells us that the wolf will lie down with the lamb (Isaiah 11:6), meaning that once the curse of sin is removed, the animals» behavior will change and we humans will no longer need them for food and clothing.