Sentence examples for be more false from inspiring English sources

Nothing could be more false.

Having drawn parallels between book publishing and startups, and reflecting on his company's skill for getting teens to pay for content, he says: "This perception that publishers are Snipcock and Tweed luddites couldn't be more false".

Better surveillance systems inevitably mean that there will be more false alarms, with potential epidemics that never take off, but that is a small price to pay if we are better prepared to tackle emerging epidemics before they become uncontrollable.

"I still find it stunning when I hear people say: 'Pittsburgh is an old community, a mill town, it's all about steel, pollution and dirty water and skies.' It couldn't be more false".

"He was being heavily coached by [former council member] Guy Guzzone and Ken Ulman because of his greenness". Ulman said he will work in a collaborative way with Ball and the rest of the council and added that it "just couldn't be more false" to suggest that he issues edicts to Ball.

This is going to take longer and be more painful and there will be more false starts.

In this case, we believe that there will be more false-positive interactions than the current methodology.

There would be more false-negative results and fewer false-positive results (Fig. 2) in non-Hispanic whites than blacks with both the IEC and ADA criteria (P < 0.05 for both).

"Sometimes they're more false than actors playing characters".

"I always think that's more false bravado than it is real," he said.

Replying to the assertion that "pure democracy" would be "the most perfect government," he declared, "no position is politics is more false" because "the ancient democracies, in which the people themselves deliberated, never possessed one feature of good government".