Good name lie

1. Sometimes people hate flattery, but only hate the way of flattery. - La Rochefko

2. The person who defended himself, reported himself. - Tolstoy

3. Wordless pure innocence, often more touching than speaking. - Shakespeare

4. Life cannot make brilliant flowers from lies. - Heine

5. The rumor is that the more spread the more things. - MHW

6. Good people will lie when they have to.

7. Lie for others to survive better

8. Good faith lies are beautiful

9. Being open and honest is a mistake, I choose to lie

10. True confession is a kind of injury, I choose lies.

11. Sometimes, the lie is very beautiful, her name is "good faith lies." - Milus Sanna

12. Flattering never comes from a great heart. - Balzac

13. Everyone does not listen to lies, and the person who lie is extinct. - Betty

14. Lies can grow in all seasons. - British politician Burke

15. The lie is more and more bizarre. - Ancient Roman poet Ovid

16. Wordless pure innocence is often more touching than speaking. - Shakespeare

17. Those who believe in lies will be destroyed before the truth. - Herbart

18. A person would rather listen to a hundred lies and would not want to hear a truth that he did not want to hear. ——Sie Jensen

19. The most successful liars are those who make the most of the least lie. - Sey Butler

20. People love lies, not only because they are afraid of finding the truth, but also because they have a natural but decadent hobby for lies. - Bacon

21. Life cannot make brilliant flowers from lies. ——Heine

22. There are no lies in the world that nobody believes, and there is no one who does not believe or believe in lies. ——Stalin

23. The greatness of the country, the people of the people, the desire to see the enemy, the pride. - Wei Xiang

24. Lie for your own interests, it is a scam; lying for the benefit of others, it is fraud; lying for the sake of framing is rumored; this is the worst lie; it is harmless and unprofitable for yourself and others. Lying, that is not a lie. It is just fiction rather than lying. - Rousseau