| Now the BBC has to either admit that it misquoted a mourned scientist or call him a liar. |
| In the 1920s, British historian Charles Grey savaged the American adventurer as an unhinged embellisher at best, and a liar at worst. |
| I WOULD be a liar if I said I didn't have a chip on my shoulder about Italian restaurants. |
| The liar enjoys the feeling of power gained from putting one over on somebody. |
| To call a person a liar, is, to my mind, the most serious and damning thing that a person can do. |
| Shouting as others talk is a matter of course, and as long as you don't use the word liar it seems that you can say pretty much anything. |
