Who is the liar?
He is an abject liar.
The owner says, "Because he's a liar!"
Because I’m a sinner; because I’m a liar.
Satan, by his very nature, is a liar.
Mr Woerth has branded his accuser a liar and protests his wife’s innocence.
She was amazed when he rounded on her and called her a liar.
Last week Sadiq called Mr Saleh a "liar" and said he must leave the country "barefoot".
I need somebody up here who thinks that he or she is a bad liar.
One of the Secret Service agents labeled her a liar, and he was right.
Hand, arm and leg movements are toward their own body as the liar tries to take up less space.
The person was there, he saw who did it, and unless he's a proven liar the case is closed.
Or even if he did exist how do you know that he wasn't a liar or a magician, or just a bum?
Our enemy is a liar, a deceiver, and when we're isolated he can break down our defenses and convince us of anything.
Few things can sabotage a leader more effectively than being perceived as a liar, as President Nixon and, to a lesser degree, President Clinton discovered.
Who is ever going to be able to be a soul mate with a jerk (or a jerkette)? Or a liar? A cheat? A manipulator? An Abuser?
Current approaches for lie detection rely upon detecting changes in heartbeat, sweating or brain activity. Changes in the levels of stress hormones in the blood can also give a liar away.
An advertiser or a politician or talk show host given to [bull] "does not reject the authority of the truth, as the liar does, and oppose himself to it," he writes.
The Republicans had hitherto been nervous about raising "the black issue" for fear of being branded "racist", or the "Hillary is a liar issue" for fear of being tarred with Ken Starr's brush.
