Sentence examples for Quite falsely from inspiring English sources

He added, quite falsely, that ZANU and the opposition were in negotiations.

A certain Mr Jones, proprietor of the New Bunhill Fields in Upper Street, Islington, proclaimed (quite falsely) that Palmerston's notice had instructed him not only to close but to clear the ground.

Then, in the final three days before the vote, Elections Canada received a series of complaints about "robocalls" – recorded messages sent by automatic dialling – that told voters quite falsely that their polling station had been moved.

Dostoyevsky proclaimed Pushkin "a prophet," and hailed him as "the poetic herald of the glorious mission" that Russia had been "called upon to accomplish on behalf of humanity," thus enlisting the classic poet (quite falsely) as "a symbol of his own Russian messianism" and giving the crowd exactly what it wanted to hear.

Colorado College president (and former Governor of Ohio) Richard Celeste has claimed, quite falsely, that the Bag's authors were "not sanctioned or punished".

It was sold to the public as a necessary defense against a tyrant's acquisitions of nuclear weapons, and a strike against the men who, as was quite falsely alleged, helped to bring the Twin Towers down.

Quite apart from falsely implicating others, people will falsely implicate themselves.

"The pro-Iran, deal-at-any-price crowd is quite organized in falsely portraying things as a binary choice," said Josh Block, chief executive of the Israel Project, which promotes U.S.-Israel relations.

It's quite right that people falsely accused of a crime can expect to get justice.

These two seemingly opposed ideologies, Popper argued, were actually quite alike, for they both falsely claimed absolute truth — which, he held, was unattainable.

The Dowler family then granted an exclusive interview to the News of the World in which they talked about their hope, quite unaware that it had been falsely kindled by the newspaper's own intervention.