Sentence examples for I falsely from inspiring English sources

My parents found out, and I couldn't articulate the sequence of events clearly, so I falsely admitted that I'd been looking at photos of big butts.

"I falsely made statements about EPO and the clear and falsely stated receiving the goods from Balco," Stubblefield said as he stood in front of Illston.

"Between 2004 and 2010, I falsely represented that I had personally obtained vintage Torah scrolls — in particular ways, in particular locations — in Europe and Israel," he told Judge Colleen McMahon of Federal District Court.

In your May 23 editorial "Breaking Faith," you claim that I "falsely" accused Goodwin Liu, President Obama's judicial nominee, of holding the view that the United States Constitution somehow guarantees a European-style welfare state.

Parfit claims that I falsely paint myself as a colleague of Ballard's, yet readers of Ballard's "Discovery of the Titanic" will note that he cites me for my "downblast theory".

If I falsely believe that I have not left the burner on, the cost is extremely high my house being destroyed by fire.

This whole thing, John, Is falsely built It isn't like I'm faint of heart I eat creatures when they're dead Still and all, this scheme of yours Rests uneasy on my head JOHN PAULSON: Well, you are oversimplifying I think it's time that you were flying Off to Wall Street.

"I was falsely accused … I went to court … I was vindicated," he says.

"I was falsely accused …I went to court …I was vindicated," Parker is quoted as saying during the interview.

Cain added: "And yes, I was falsely accused while I was at the National Restaurant Association and I say falsely because it turned out after the investigation to be baseless.

(And I have a weird habit of writing stories and novels that I wouldn't want to read if they were described to me — a fictional retelling of the life of Laura Bush, a modern "Pride and Prejudice" set in Cincinnati, etc. — though, lest I seem falsely modest here, I also think, as Ruthie does, that if I hadn't written my fiction and did read it, I'd enjoy it).