pack of lies

Or was it all a pack of lies to make me give in?

"Did someone pay her to tell me a pack of lies?"

All that about a nuclear war was a pack of lies.

"But we're going to show you that this is a - these are a pack of lies."

To begin with, a stranger would tell you a pack of lies.

All she has right now is a pack of lies she's been feeding everyone.

So you came to me with a pack of lies."

Sometimes the boy thought they must all be inventions, a pack of lies.

Of course the whole thing is a pack of lies.

The conclusion was obvious: the boy had told her a pack of lies.

I shall never have to wonder whether or not you are telling me a pack of lies.

From what you say, she told me a pack of lies right from the start.

It is not helpful when the patient tells you a pack of lies.

A war designed to bring moral good shouldn't start with a pack of lies.

Couldn't be really, could he, seeing as it was all a pack of lies?

I had almost made up my mind that the whole story was a pack of lies, when we heard yells a little distance away.

Is she telling the truth, or a pack of lies?"

"Then I wouldn't have to believe another pack of lies.

I don't know but what he told me may have been a pack of lies."

"You're in serious trouble, my son, and you make it worse by telling us a pack of lies."

Since a pack of lies were needed of him, they might as well be good ones.

"And it appears you've already bought their pack of lies.

For all we know, that's a pack of lies.

"You have been telling me a pack of lies."

I'm going to prove to you that what you heard was a pack of lies.