Sentence examples for an utterly false from inspiring English sources
This is an utterly false and ridiculous argument, but it works on some people.
The voters in 2005 are so much worse than in the 1970's that we don't even blink an eye at lies heaped on lies and the killing of our soldiers and other people in an utterly false war.
The other problem with Bryce's piece is an utterly false dichotomy in the conclusion: It's time to move the debate past the dogmatic view that carbon dioxide is evil and toward a world view that accepts the need for energy that is cheap, abundant and reliable.
He was asked by an attorney: "Whether or not Mr Bennett knew of your relationship with Ms Lewinsky, the statement that there was "no sex of any kind in any manner, shape or form, with President Clinton," was an utterly false statement.
"The opposition claim has been proven to be an utterly false scare tactic," said Natalie Menten, spokeswoman of Colorado Tax Reforms.
The idea that tackling climate change is against economic growth is an utterly false notion created and promulgated by the fossil fuel industry.
You'd probably nod sagely into the middle-distance with an enlightened (and utterly false) look in your eye, and hope that was enough.
DW The idea of the police as a thin blue line – a solid, unflagging protection between proper society and anarchy – is a comforting and utterly false one as depicted here, debunked over and over again as Errol Morris untangles the utterly unsafe conviction at the centre of this landmark documentary.
"Does that represent X% of their marketing and their sales?" Larry Keane, the senior vice-president for the National Shooting Sports Foundation, the firearms industry trade group, said the suggestion that gun companies purposefully market to disturbed young men is "an absurd proposition and utterly false".
The Lancet retracted the paper with the comment that it was "an elaborate fraud" and "utterly false".
Mr. Romney's entire campaign rests on a foundation of short, utterly false sound bites.
