Fibs

They told fibs about seeing a ghost to scare their friends.

He sporadically fibs about his financial situation to avoid lending money to others.

She habitually fibs about her accomplishments to make herself seem more important.

She sometimes fibs about her availability to avoid hanging out with people she doesn't like.

She fibs about her knowledge of a subject to avoid looking ignorant.

She often fibs about her age to avoid being judged for being too young or too old.

He fibs about his age to impress his classmates.

She intermittently fibs about her relationship status to avoid unwanted attention.

He fibs about his travel experiences to seem more worldly.

He fibs about his dating life to appear more desirable.

He fibs about his job title to make himself seem more successful.

He frequently fibs about his qualifications on his resume to land a job.

She fibs about her income to keep up with her friends.

She fibs about her cooking skills to impress her guests.

He regularly fibs about his knowledge of a subject to impress others.

The athlete's fibs about their training regimen were exposed by their poor performance.

The student's fibs about cheating were uncovered during the exam.

The journalist was praised for exposing the company's fibs in their advertising campaign.

It's not polite to tell fibs, even if it's just a small one.

The salesman's fibs about the product were exposed by the customer's reviews.

It's difficult to trust someone who tells constant fibs.

The salesman's fibs about the product's quality led to customer complaints.

The detective could tell the suspect was telling fibs.

The government's fibs about the economy led to public distrust.

The teenager's fibs to their parents led to a loss of trust in their relationship.

The author's fibs in their memoir damaged their credibility.

She was hurt when she found out her best friend had been telling fibs about her.

Her fibs about her job title and responsibilities led to her termination.

The defendant's fibs during the trial hurt their case.

The child's fibs about completing homework did not fool his teacher.

She fibs about her skills to impress her friends.

She fibs about her interests to fit in with her peers.

She fibs about her whereabouts to avoid meeting him.

He fibs about his knowledge of the subject to impress his colleagues.

He frequently fibs about his feelings to avoid conflict with others.

He fibs about his accomplishments to make himself seem more important.

She occasionally fibs about her health to get out of doing something she doesn't want to do.

She often fibs to her parents about her grades.