Sentence examples for are falsely from inspiring English sources
adverb
In a false manner.
- He protested his innocence to the end, claiming he had been falsely charged and convicted.
The false positive rate (FPR), the fraction of true zero-valued coefficients that are falsely identified as nonzero.
"They are falsely saying this is like Tunisia and Egypt".
That suggests that 1,500 people are falsely claiming innocence.
Products that are falsely advertised or unsafe should be banned.
While some are falsely accused, actual collaborators often give themselves away with unusual behavior, he said.
We lefties are falsely accused of promoting bland, one-size-fits-all conformity.
Consumers say that their accounts have been hijacked or that some apps are falsely advertised.
The family are falsely accused of beating and driving their neighbour, One Leg, to suicide.
"Republicans are falsely invoking the deficit to effectively repeal Dodd-Frank," Representative Barney Frank, Democrat of Massachusetts, said.
Is it only one in three teachers who are falsely accused of misconduct, as a survey this week suggests?
A department so outnumbered is bound to make mistakes — crimes go unsolved, innocent people are falsely accused, criminals remain unpunished.
