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Meanings of believe a lie in English
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Usage of believe a lie in English
1
In a few years, she would never believe a lie that transparent.
2
If they could be made to believe a lie about the food?
3
The first I believe a lie-itwas never spoken by God.
4
I could not go away and have you believe a lie.
5
Rub your head with it every morning, and you'll never believe a lie.
6
It's better to know the truth, however bitter, than to believe a lie.
7
But how is this to be accounted for if they believe a lie?
8
If enough folks believe a lie, how it ain't a lie no more.
9
People who tell nothing but the truth are easiest made to believe a lie.
10
But a man cannot make himself believe a lie just because it profits him.
11
Did he mean to say, 'Better to believe a lie'?
12
I was too good a witch to believe a lie.
13
Why are we thus willing to believe a lie?
14
But it let him believe a lie-that I was upset just because he had shocked me.
15
The moment fiction becomes mendacious it is bad, for it induces us to believe a lie.
16
Yea, God shall send them strong delusions; delusions that shall do: that shall make them believe a lie.
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