Examples of 'belied' in a sentence
Meaning of "belied"
Belie means to give a false representation to; misrepresent or disguise
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- simple past tense and past participle of belie
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The theory is now belied by the facts.
Belied a little bit by the face though.
But the surface belied the reality.
This is a threat that will not be belied.
But that smile belied the intensity.
This is a promise that can not be belied.
This clearly belied his lack of morality.
This is a promise which shall not be belied.
But her teeth belied that impression.
Nor indeed were their expectations altogether belied.
It also belied the nature of all ideologies.
Both of these objections were belied by the results.
Cheeks belied the lightness of her tone.
The suspicion was scarcely belied by future events.
Who belied and turned away.
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But his smile belied his words.
Belied obeisance to the outstretched palm.
These claims are belied by facts and figures.
It belied everything we know about the future of business.
But that image belied his musicianship.
Those who were before also belied.
His own demeanor belied such stereotypes.
But they are now disillusioned as their aspirations are belied.
But their claims are belied by their characters.
All promises of development have been belied.
Even if that smile belied a sinister plot.
That belied its emotional attachments to the subject matter.
His downcast tone belied his words.
But that belied a real commitment to social justice.
But its actions belied its words.
It is belied by the facts of history.
But his actions belied his words.
Their words belied the indiscriminate cruelty of their attack.
Modern science has not belied this testimony.
Thamud belied in their exorbitance.
But her subtle grin belied her words.
But he belied and turned away.
For the infinity of water is belied by the sand.
Yet he belied and disobeyed.
Yet his subsequent actions belied this statement.
But he belied and disobeyed.
The amusement in his eyes belied the words.
Thamood belied in their pride.
Taiwan had a confidence that belied its size.
The facts belied his doctrine.
No florid speeches of trust belied.
Their presence belied the small footprint.
Yet that assertion is belied by.
I say thou has belied mine innocent child.
There was a certainty in his eyes that belied his age.
