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I told her to tell me the truth, but she shook her head.

I should have lied, but I told her the truth.

She repeated what I said to everyone.

She acknowledged that my statement was true.

She deliberately spoke badly of me in my hearing.

I said that even though I knew it would hurt her.

I should have lied, but I told him the truth.

She was narked at [by] my comment.

What she said bears out my assumption.

She didn't even try to listen to me.

She took offence at my word.

She winked at me as much as to say she knew everything.

I was thinking about what she had said to me.

She twisted what I said.

She pretended not to hear me.

She pretended not to hear me.

She allowed that my offer was reasonable.

I strained to hear what she said.

I was trying to tell him what had really happened, but he cut me short.

She cheated me into accepting the story.

She got me to believe that story.

I heard her to the end.

I ought to have told her the truth.

She took my advice to heart.

My mention of her seemed to jar him.

She made an admission of the fact to me.

She got angry about my talk.

She did not listen to my explanation and looked the other way.

I said it casually, but she took it seriously [to heart].

“She called me a liar."—“The idea (of it)!"