Sentence examples for be false to from inspiring English sources

It would be false to suggest that this irritated me.

Thou canst not then be false to any man'.

It would be false to write that all is sweetness and light in Liverpool this week.

It would also be false to characterise the Proms as purely English in outlook.

It would be false to this choreographer if any one account of him became definitive.

It would be false to say that the coalitions' reforms increase child poverty only by raising median income.

Otherwise "Everybody's Fine" is false to the core.

But if this view of British identity is false to our past, it is false to our future too.

Gibbon's claim that "all religions … are false to philosophers" is, at best, a gross exaggeration.

It is false to think that individuals are off limits in SFO proceedings.

So, by the combination of his adversaries, he was accused of being false to his country.