definitely not
telling the truth that the suspects they killed really fought back?'
In all cases, the team found that lying took longer than
telling the truth.
Lynn, Americans United executive director, was also taken aback by the ruling,
telling the Home News Tribune that the judge had misconstrued constitutional law.
"I'm concerned by what I'm seeing ..." By
telling the person what you observe or feel, you come across as less judgmental.
But, as I learned, we need not necessarily fear
telling others.
For his part, Chabon merely argues that
telling a story--even a farfetched one--is a legitimate way of talking with his readers about his work as a creative writer.
LAB LIES By studying large groups of participants, researchers have identified certain general behaviors that liars are more likely to exhibit than are people
telling the truth.
Children will invent story structure by
telling and writing stories.
He was speaking Spanish to Wanda,
telling her it was very necessary for him to bring the clippers back to him when he went to visit David.
Telling a story is easier when you have thought about it for awhile before
telling it to an audience.
Am I better off
telling the entire story and my version of how this thing started?' Let's handle these questions one at a time, keeping each concern in its proper perspective and not letting it run wild.
Somehow, a nurse didn't know that congenital means "from or at birth"; her doctor was
telling her that her daughter did not "catch" her cataracts as a result of her mother's Gulf duty.
