Sentence examples for a bit of false from inspiring English sources

Which is a bit of false modesty on his behalf.

It's a bit of false hope that you can adapt infinitely," he said.

Revis called Asomugha the best cornerback in the league — which, given Revis's high-profile holdout last season, could be a bit of false modesty to lure Asomugha to the Jets.

We got a bit of false hope this morning, when Hauritz got a few off the straight to turn down the leg side and couple out of the rough.

It highlights the fading building like a bit of false hope or lurid makeup, hinting at an encroaching future of fast-food emporiums or chain stores and the further homogenization of the already homogenized.

I'm not sure that matters, but it struck me as a bit of false advertising, at the very least.

"Change" may be a bit of a false dawn here.

"There's a bit of a false distinction being made between these groups," said another official.

Prioritizing pregnancy above education, however, always struck me as a bit of a false sense of empowerment for young women.

For policymakers, a troubling part of this good jobs versus bad jobs question is that it's a bit of a false choice.

"We might be seeing a bit of a false dawn," said Nick Fothergill, a Banc of America Securities analyst based in London, referring to a rally yesterday that sent shares of most military contractors up 3to4percentent.