The phrase "as false as the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to emphasize the falseness of something by comparing it to another known falsehood.
Example: "He claimed to have seen a UFO, but his story was as false as the tales of Bigfoot."
Alternatives: "as untrue as the" or "as deceptive as the".
To mimic International Style characteristics is as false as the nation's imitation of a modern state.
(The Soviet claim to such a vision was as false as the vision itself was attractive.
The poll is as false as the façades in Naypyidaw, the junta's gaudy new inland capital.
It worked on the inflation front, although some of the other myths about all that are just as false as the myths about the 1970s.
The often repeated notion that "Poles drink in antisemitism with their mothers' milk" is equally as false as the statement that "the Polish nation protected its Jews from the Nazis".
He ranges from marketing executives to Bowie and Roxy Music, while castigating the heart-on-sleeve producers of a more "authentic" life experience, which, he elegantly argues, is just as false as the ones it is intended to replace.
And these predictions may prove as false as any by the time the first woman takes the oath of office — whether in 7 months or 9 years or 90.
That is an awful lot to ask.You made out that the president's lacklustre first term was down to an unwillingness to "reach across the aisle", a claim as false as most of the ads aired by Mr Romney.
"It's absolute discretion, because obviously he protects his image," the female voice tells the reporter.Speaking on air to MVS News, Mr Gutiérrez described the report as "false as all falseness" and said there were no hostesses on the PRI payroll.
In spite of its scruffy look and slack pacing, it often rings as false as any of the big, shiny and soft studio rom-coms (starring Kate Hudson or Katherine Heigl, say) of the last decade.
Trying to replicate its original rooms, he admits, would be as false as trying to rebuild the Schloss -- a parody of real history.
