Sentences with phrase «tell a lie in»

The Churches have become very rich by telling the lies in the bible.

It is not loving to tell a lie in a kind way, even if we think the lie is what a person needs.

The power of [the women's] story telling lies in its embodied truth.

Feminism has told a lie in defense of its own promiscuity, namely, that there is no sexual power to be found in virginity.

He told the lies in his own words as follows: ««You can't just throw wild allegation out there..

After telling you lies in round one of my Christmas home tour yesterday, I thought today I would tell you a story.

A different survey several years ago by Keynote found that the majority of online daters tell lies in their online dating profiles — some little white lies and others bigger lies.

This one may seem strange, but don't tell lies in your online dating profile or exaggerate too much.

What they care about is that phony «skeptics» are telling lies in order to obstruct and delay action to reduce GHG emissions.

I presume the «lie» you are talking about was the accusation by McIntyre and McKittrick (sorry if I misspelled the name) that they observed Mann telling a lie in a meeting.

Not exact matches

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.

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.

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.

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

Comey stated that Trump had told «lies» to the American people when he claimed the FBI was in disarray and that FBI agents had lost confidence in Comey.

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

She told Nocera that she felt that she had been lied to, and that what mortgage servicers had promised in their meetings with the FDIC had simply been «happy talk.»

I used to tell myself that lying in bed was meditating to start my day with focus.

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.

Hughes may have built his empire on his knack for taking time off, but as he tells Nancy Won, behind the laid - back veneer lies a hardcore workaholic who's more likely to measure his downtime in hours than days.

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.

The resignation came just a day after she testified before the House Intelligence Committee, where she reportedly said that she told white lies for the president, but never lied about anything consequential related to the investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election.

He has already mastered the resolute mindset required to succeed in sales and forgiven the countless small lies people tell to avoid purchasing.

In addition to my own life experiences, I've talked with other entrepreneurs about the lies they've told themselves.

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.»

Former CIA deputy and acting director Michael Morell told «CBS This Morning» that there's «nothing new» in Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's recent claims that «Iran lied» about their nuclear program.

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.»

The answer lies in what we tell our clients every day.

Didn't the jury deserve to know that Bubba told his radio listeners and then the FBI, in a meeting where lying is a criminal offense, that Hulk Hogan knew he was making a sex tape?

If you've ever caught yourself thinking to yourself, «My employees never tell me anything,» now you know that the solution might lie in questions you're asking, themselves.

«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.)»

There was no connection made between those two events by Hicks or by the president in announcing her departure... Yet, whether the two events were connected or not, Hicks had done something that is incompatible with serving in this administration: She told the truth about the lies.»

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 would think that a voter would pull his support from a candidate who tells whopping big lies, but Donald Trump's continuing success in the Republican race indicates this isn't the case.

There was a big stink late last year when an emergency patient at the Ottawa Hospital — crying in pain from a back injury, vomiting and begging for a place to curl up — was told by a fed - up staffer to lie on the floor.

He called the claim «the biggest lie ever told» in Malta's politics, and set up a magistrate's inquiry.

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 fortuneIn 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 fortunein office can reverse its fortunes.

I am sure you have never told a lie to anyone in your life.

Would the child be told he would spend eternity burning in hell, if he mentioned this obvious lie to anyone else?

Odds are, there has been more than one atheist in a foxhole, and you are simply telling a convenient lie.

What's scarier is that it is the 21st century and you still believe in the lies told within the buybull.

Why don't you stop bullying the LEAST capable and start putting pressure on the MOST capable of actually making a change... and don't tell me there is no margin for investment, job creation, or wage increase — that would simply be a LIE (which, is in fact, a sin).

Since, you are clueless to what He has told us, you remain in the dark and buy into satan's lies.

Some throw dust in the air, some tell outright lies.

Like all these guys in this article who were caught red handed by their wives m - a-sturbating, who LIED to their wives for years and told them they were the only one for them?

The rediculous idea that they are not and Muslims and Islamic States are so peaceful is a LIE told by you and people like you that desire to keep us in the dark.

Religion enslaves the minds of millions by telling them a lie, claiming it to be truth, and forcing them to think, act and feel in the small, oppressive and downright stupid confines of religious ideology.

Words on worshipI agreed with every word in Derek Walker's article «6 lies our worship songs tell us» (February).

This changed with the rebellion in the Garden of Eden, for the «serpent», who was later identified as Satan the Devil (Rev 12:9), told the first lie, and began a legacy of lies.