fibbing in a sentence

1. fibbing can be a good thing.

2. i am pretty sure you're fibbing.

3. well, the book says they start fibbing at this age.

4. Little White Lies Add up - Here's What to do when You Get Caught Fibbing ...

5. Many don’t even realize they’re fibbing or that other people see through the façade.

6. You’re not just fibbing to impress me 😉Doubt the truth of what she says to get her to justify herself.

7. Yeah, we'll know you're probably fibbing, but we'll be much happier without that yoga teacher in our heads.

8. We all do it, and according to a new Harvard University study, most of us feel better about paltering than flat-out fibbing.

9. Outright lies (there is fine line between exaggeration and fibbing - do not cross it, because it can be grounds for firing).

10. The legend became a popular part of culture and even today parents threaten fibbing children with a visit to the Mouth of Truth.

11. Here, researchers filmed groups of children lying or telling the truth, and had various groups of adults judge whether they were fibbing.

12. The other scientists who study how genetic traits in animals evolve, even in one generation from a mother to her offspring, are just fibbing.

13. Willingness to fudge your citizenship is not in itself proof of antisocial tendencies, but it selects for those who are comfortable fibbing to authorities.

14. Obviously, you shouldn’t be fibbing left and right, but believe it or not, every so often, a small but well-intended lie is the very thing your relationship needs.

15. If you’re frequently fibbing to your partner in order to protect his or her feelings, you’re likely not putting yourself in the best situations that show respect for your relationship.

16. Never date a pathological liar, because they are such good storytellers that you will never guess they are fibbing — until you hear them tell the same story again in a completely different way.

17. According to Karla Ivankovich, PhD, a psychology instructor and clinical counselor at OnePatient Global Health, misrepresentation and fibbing in relationships happens more often than you'd think.

18. "Breaking a promise is not the same as breaking into a computer, and fibbing about your age on Facebook shouldn't be a federal crime," Kevin Bankston, director of CDT's Free Expression Project, said in an email.

19. A previous study determined which of those habits were thought of as stereotypically masculine — for example, wearing dirty clothes and telling dirty jokes — and which were believed to be more common among women, including writing poetry and fibbing about body weight.