Sentence examples for apparently false from inspiring English sources

Or again, where part is good and part bad, 'is the whole good or bad?' For whichever he says, it is possible that he might be thought to expose himself to an apparent refutation or to make an apparently false statement: for to say that something is good which is not good, or not good which is good, is to make a false statement.

But the apparently false link between the ancient Chinese philosopher and the black cat quote may go back further.

Those apparently false expectations were dashed days later when the board, under intense scrutiny it had never intended, deferred action.

Sometimes the hauls are further cultivated or sold through normal channels; some thefts are apparently false, reported to lower tax bills.

Last week, rebel fighters in pickup trucks rushed to the city's radio station, after an apparently false report that it had been occupied by Qaddafi loyalists.

On the subject of why Mr. Reyes was not caught sooner, just as on the topic of how the apparently false confessions were obtained, the report is silent.

It is possible that false-positive sputum smears would be associated with apparently false-negative QGIT.

This apparently false-negative sample had a PRNT titer of 80 on repeated testing.

With this risk in mind, in this work we describe two apparently false-negative animal studies using MRI biomarkers of potential clinical utility.

There were 118 apparently false-positive MTBC results by LiPA, which were PCR positive but did not grow MTBC, although 88 were AFB positive.

There should be a more comprehensive and detailed consideration of both the apparently false-negative and false-positive inclusions in both the broader and restricted CILIOGENESIS datasets.