| And publicists, eager to please their clients, are still fibbing to keep their starlets young. |
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| And I can tell when he's fibbing or when he's telling the honest-to-God truth. |
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| Perhaps he was fibbing when he said credibility was Salon's most important asset. |
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| Unless, you know, they're fibbing a little and don't really have any confidence in their actions at all? |
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| However, in our one-to-one yesterday, sans-manager, it soon became apparent that she was fibbing big-style. |
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| I would be fibbing if I didn't say at times that was frustrating. |
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| On the other hand, if you give two differing accounts of something, it's reasonable for folks to wonder which time you were telling the truth and which time you were fibbing. |
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| John Jay Ray says scientists are fibbing about the Greenhouse Effect. |
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| Thus far non-performing loans are low so low it suggests banks are fibbing. |
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| By the end of the apprenticeship, war had broken out and Archie volunteered for the Royal Air Force, fibbing a little about his age, so that he could get in. |
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| If the Times or Abramson, or both, is fibbing here, the credibility of the newspaper of record is now suspect. |
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| If the latest polls are right, voters agree that Mr Romney is fibbing but still think him more competent when it comes to the central task of fixing the economy. |
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| He was probably not so much fibbing as misinterpreting the question. |
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| The implication of this was clear enough: if Barclays was fibbing about its borrowing costs, then other banks had been telling bigger lies. Regulators may have been complicit, if unwittingly, in this misconduct. |
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| Brazil faced widespread unrest last year. A second trigger might be a sense that the emerging economies are fibbing about the state of their financial systems. |
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