Sentence examples for So falsely from inspiring English sources

So, falsely, children feel that they repeat because there is not much new stuff out there to learn.

Back home, he told an audience in Chicago, people had become so falsely sophisticated that no one under seventy knew any folk songs.

So important," Brown told her in a voice so falsely pious that it would really have been better to say nothing at all.

Mr. Khan's lawyers and family deny the accusations and assert that if he confessed to such crimes, he did so falsely under harsh interrogation tactics that amounted to torture.

"Nurses and doctors may be so falsely reassured by a child's lack of symptoms and risk factors that they either miss milder elevations or may chalk them up to measurement error and never follow up on them," Brady said.

And if you congratulated the Senator on his successful filibuster as I did you surely better be ready to call him out now that he has sold out the very principles he wasted the Senate's time so falsely pursuing.

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.

The politically charged discussion, especially sharp in the past week or so, has falsely equated our finding of a negative association between debt and growth with an unambiguous call for austerity.

You could say that absinthe is a kindred spirit of so many falsely subversive things: ear piercing for men, tattoos on women, those cigar bars, pole-dancing-aerobics classes, mind erasers, blogging about one's bikini grooming, naming one's bong after a cartoon character.

From Kant's point of view, Berkeley correctly avoids transcendental realism, but does so by falsely claiming that space is dependent on empirical intuition.

Failing to do so will falsely inflate the risk associated with an internal successor when, in fact, an outsider is usually a greater risk.