Sentence examples for be proved false from inspiring English sources

Her claims "are false and will be proved false".

These are propositions that can neither be proved true nor be proved false -- which fall outside the realm of mathematical certainty.

Science wasn't the name for knowledge that had been proved true; it was the name for guesses that could be proved false.

It would prove devastating to the newspaper, and perhaps to South African journalism in general, should the latest charges against Ms. Tshabalala-Msimang be proved false, Mr. Harber added.

For decades, on both sides of the Mason-Dixon Line, the gavelling off of Thomas Jefferson's children was a story that was either too awful to be true or too useful to be proved false.

They were able to sell Mr. Bush's tax cut only by promising that there was still plenty of money for debt reduction -- an assertion that now is likely to be proved false.

These scurrilous and totally unfounded allegations will be proven false in a courtroom".

In regard to the suit, Mr. Burnett said yesterday that "I'm 100percentt certain when the evidence is examined all these charges will be proven false".

It only took three weeks into the real estate magnate's presidency for this statement to be proven false.

These individuals had grown up with stereotypes and misconceptions that could be proven false by the coming out of friends, co-workers, neighbors, or family members.

We have already seen trade opponents' claims on shrimp imports from Malaysia and Vietnam be proven false by the Washington Post's independent fact checker.