Sentence examples for a little false from inspiring English sources
(Even writing "domestic abuse" a few lines back felt a little false — too categorized, too diagnostic for this book).
Once I threw in a little false bravado, and a "Deal with it!", the joke really gelled.
Any one of these authors might have borrowed the title "Making It" from Norman Podhoretz, who could have used a little false modesty.
As a result, the very title of Mr. Krugman's new book, "End This Depression Now!," is going to ring a little false to his wealthiest readers.
Finally, promoting freedom abroad will ring a little false as long as the administration is so often, so instinctively, scornful of freedom at home.
As he produces and arranges his own albums, playing most of the instruments himself, this humility rings a little false, but Stevens certainly had an unconventional education.
It even had a little false-finale to wrong-foot the audience at the end.
Perhaps that is a lesson in a pennant race: one little false move can change things in a big way.
A man of little false humility, Asimov could be self-deprecating and self-congratulatory at the same time.
Each repeating unit is the same, but a little different; false starts can be detected.
