| If they ask, you could always tell a little white lie and say you were doing, I dunno, tai chi or something. |
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| Notice that you are able to turn her down with a little white lie, while neither offending her nor coming off as an abrupt and anti-social clod. |
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| But his big dreams land him in hot water when a great white lie turns him into an unlikely hero. |
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| I can be so good at rationalizing how it's better to tell a little white lie because I don't want to hurt someone's feelings. |
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| A little white lie might have enabled him to achieve his dream last season. |
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| His idea is appropriately called polite blocking, and it works something like a little white lie. |
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| Of course they didn't believe it but sometimes you have to tell a little white lie. |
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| The major difference between a white lie and an unethical lie is the intent behind it. |
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| Meagan knew better than to lie, but a little white lie never hurt anybody. |
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| Perhaps it's even time to tell a little white lie and say the Wi-Fi is down. |
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| It's perfectly acceptable to tell a little white lie to stay on good terms. |
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| I clearly remember my mother saying that sometimes it's kinder to tell a white lie than to tell the truth. |
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| All it takes is one little white lie, and Frances stealthily gets her foot in the door of the Kyte family home. |
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| Aren't there times you would rather hear a white lie than the ugly truth? |
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| There are times when a little white lie is in everyone's interests. |
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| A white lie is typically told to protect others, while a flat out lie protects you in some way or strives to make you a better, richer or more experienced person than you really are. |
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| If you're in a heated discussion about politics or sports with people whose opinions are way out in left field, telling a white lie can help you keep the peace and move on. |
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