You can tell white lies as follows:

1. It is a virtue to know how to tell white lies, because these lies may be something we can hide from others to avoid harm and let others know they are harmed. They have a better day. ——Gloria Steiner

2. When a person is in trouble, the last thing to do is to tell him the truth. ——Laurence Peter Fenner

3. Sometimes, we can use white lies to protect our own and others’ mental and emotional health. ——Winston Churchill

4. I can stand lies, but I cannot stand the cruel truth. ——Jing Si Aphorisms

5. Never destroy someone’s dream for those little truths. ——Mark Twain

6. Don’t let the truth destroy your courage. ——Brandon Sanderson

7. Knowing how to lie is a basic social skill. ——Stephen King

8. Sometimes, it’s worth lying to avoid hurting other people’s feelings. —— Emerson

9. If you can’t say good things about others, don’t say bad things. ——Thomas Jefferson

10. Sometimes, for a person, a white lie is more useful than the cruel truth. ——Joan Flory

11. Sometimes, we need the lie behind the story. ——Terry Pratchett

12. Sometimes, in order to protect the people we love, we need to hide the truth. —— Shirley MacRae

13. White lies usually stem from care and love for others. ——Joan Rollins

14. Sometimes, the truth may destroy everything, and lies may save everything. ——Unknown

15. Lying is an art, but telling the truth requires courage. —— Emerson

16. Lies will win briefly, but they will eventually be exposed by the truth. ——Gary Swenson

17. Lies are like snowballs, they get bigger and bigger and will eventually crush you. ——Unknown

18. There is nothing more uncomfortable than a long wait, except knowing that what you are waiting for is a lie. —— Shakespeare

19. When everything you say is true, you don't have to remember what you said. —— Mark Twain

20. As long as you stay true, don’t worry even if others don’t understand you. Because the truth will eventually reveal itself. —— Woody Allen

Explanation of white lie

A white lie, Chinese vocabulary, pinyin is shàn yì de huǎng yán, which means to say it for some kind of reason. The lies are not malicious and are not for one's own benefit. That is, lies that are generally told out of good intentions, lies told for the sake of others, can give people spirituality.