We found 273 examples of how to use false in an English sentence.
Sentences 251 to 273 of 273.
| # | Sentence | |
|---|---|---|
| 251. | Tom's testimony was false. | |
| 252. | That statement is both false and offensive. | |
| 253. | I don't need false friends. | |
| 254. | When you have coin in bag, the false friends come in hordes. | |
| 255. | Algeria only supports lost causes and false causes just to maintain hatred with Morocco, Tunisia, Israel, Egypt, France and so on. | |
| 256. | Algeria has done nothing to the Syrian refugees, but it is relaying false information on television. | |
| 257. | That's completely false. | |
| 258. | All to keep some false front of. | |
| 259. | "There is the false assumption that once you're vaccinated, this COVID virus is going to disappear," said Vanderbilt University infectious disease professor William Schaffner. "That's not the case. The COVID virus is here to stay. We're going to have to cope with it for years down the road." | |
| 260. | Her story can't be false. | |
| 261. | I think that dreams aren't always false. | |
| 262. | Yanni's story is false. | |
| 263. | Don't raise false hopes. | |
| 264. | I don't want to give anyone false hope. | |
| 265. | The sentence is false. | |
| 266. | This assertion is false. | |
| 267. | If you ask someone, "Is the room cold?" then a person might be unable to answer true or false, since the room maybe tepid, or chilly; this is why a binary system of truth fails to capture many nuances. | |
| 268. | In a world that is really upside down, the true is a moment of the false. | |
| 269. | That's a false dilemma. | |
| 270. | It seems obviously false to me. | |
| 271. | Somehow, I must have given you the false impression that I cared. | |
| 272. | Quebec, which officially celebrates several Christian holidays, has banned religious symbols in the public sector under the obviously false pretext of "secularism." | |
| 273. | Don't give Tom false hope, please. |