“to lie to”造句，怎麼用to lie to造句

It would be against my principles to lie to you.

We've no right to lie to other people or to ourselves.

My mother keeps telling me not to lie to others since I was a little child.

Was it acceptable for this entrepreneur to lie to save his venture?

It's enough for me to know that I no longer have to lie to the people who taught me to value the truth.

Do not want to lie to you, more afraid of your scolding, so pretend to forget you. In fact, you have been in my heart.

After I met you a fool, you are my liar, although I was willingly and gladly fool you, but you have to lie to me for a lifetime.

I think it's evil to persuade kids to start smoking, to cynically manipulate the electoral or political process, to lie to people in ways that cause disastrous side effects.

I do not want to lie to you, but I am afraid of your scolding, so I have to pretend to forget you. In fact, you have been in my heart.

To lie to him is to teach him to lie to others.

I find it impossible to lie to her.

I promise never to lie to you from now on.

I'm not going to lie to you. It rarely happens overnight.

Then again, this just describes bodylanguage that honest people tend to use. It doesn't mean dishonest peoplecouldn't ape that behavior to lie to you.

Mr Hamilton, who was eventually disqualified, was allegedly ordered to lie to race officials about an overtaking manoeuvre by another driver.

In the evenings, while the rest of the group was camping or sleeping in the minibus, Carmen Elcira and Diego would find a place to lie together.

It will be against my principle to lie to you

The gunboat ordered the brig to lie to and surrender but instead the brig hung out the red flag .

I tried to tell you the truth many times in my life, but I was too afraid to do that, as I have promised not to lie to you for anything.

If you’re tempted to lie to someone, consider whether irrational envy could be to blame.

I can't lie to myself, I don't want to lie to you.

What clogs the channel is laziness, inattention, timidity, the propensity to lie to oneself, to avoid looking straight at a situation.