Sentence examples for a untrue from inspiring English sources

The 12-time Olympic medallist had earlier told the world he'd been robbed at gunpoint, a story that had the unfortunate qualities of being a) untrue and b) a cover story for the fact that he was pissed.

"A scrutiny so minute as to bring an object under an untrue angle of vision, is a poorer guide to a man's judgment than a sweeping glance which sees things in their true proportion". A.W. Kinglake (historian, 1809 1891).

Clyfford Still repudiated Mark Rothko for "living an evil, an untrue life".

Last Thursday, the Daily Mail paid £125,000 in damages to the TV psychic Sally Morgan over an article that made an untrue allegation that she had used a hidden earpiece to deceive a theatre audience.

You should compare an untrue conclusion, and a true conclusion on a line of thought and then try and see whether you can make sense out of any answer to be found between them.

"A push poll is an unethical campaign activity, where an untrue or unverified statement is pushed towards a wide audience with the sole aim of distorting their views".

They say that video was a little bit manipulating and, in a way, it created an untrue vision about our movie.

Liability under these provisions is set off if they "contained an untrue statement of a material fact or omitted to state a material fact required to be stated therein or necessary to make the statements therein not misleading".

On the interactive you can see, as an example, how an untrue story about tigers escaping from London zoo went viral.

Many years later, by which time he had become Lord Coe, he won a case against the Daily Mail, which had published an untrue story about an affair.

What if we don't use an untrue story to depict a universal truth, or a transcendental idea?