Assertion: liar's lie | /r/HasProperty | told
Facets:
value: than focusing on the underlying issue
type: OTHER
value: from normal speech
type: OTHER
value: often
type: TEMPORAL
value: differently
type: MANNER
value: to complicates relationships
type: PURPOSE
value: orally
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: but then blink up to 8 times FASTER than normal after the lie has been told.
text: That being said, lying itself is also difficult.
text: the severity of the lies that were told
text: the movement of hands doesn’t match the substance of the lie that is being told orally)
text: We have a self-serving bias when it comes to judging right and wrong when a lie is told, meaning that if we told the lie, we believe there was a justifiable reason, but if we find out that someone else told the same lie, we blame the other person more harshly for the same crime.
text: If one lie is told, it is not unusual for another lie to be told to cover for the first one and so on and so on.
text: Trying to remember what lies were told to what person also complicates relationships and makes further lying even more likely.
text: Lies also are often told differently from normal speech:
text: Unfortunately, because deception involves issues of trust, most people tend to focus on the fact that lies were told rather than focusing on the underlying issue.
text: When we reflect upon how many petty rules and regulations get broken and how many white lies are told during the course of an average American business day, it is apparent that Section 1001 can easily be applied and misapplied to normally upstanding folk.
text: Since then by lying eternal life is lost, never for any man's temporal life must a lie be told.
text: Wherefore if not even that is to be preferred to truth, what can be put in our way for the sake of which they who think it is sometimes right to lie, can urge that a lie ought to be told?
text: And in general, it is never right to tell a lie for any man, such as may hurt another, even if the hurt be slighter than would be the hurt to him unless such a lie were told.
text: But, as I said, this is another question: at present let us go on with what we have taken in hand: whether a lie ought to be told, if even the inevitable condition be proposed that we either do this, or suffer the deed of lust or some execrable pollution; even though by lying we do no man harm.