Sentence examples for became false from inspiring English sources

He said it was only when his theatrical piece was pushed through the crucible of journalism that it became false.

"When I first read the script," he said, "I'd come to a scene and think, 'This is a place to use my acting chops.' But in shooting that somehow became false, didn't seem real enough".

Five changes occurred, one previously false conclusion and one previously obsolete became true, two previously true became false and one became obsolete.

When the "faint bands" were classified as negative, 3 out of 69 patients with parasitemia values ≤ 600 parasites/μL were not detected and became false negatives.

During the splitting procedure cross-contamination of specimens may have occurred whereby HIV antibody results became false-positive upon subsequent testing.

Sometimes fair play becomes false equivalence, or feels like euphemism.

A shock comes half way through the book, when everything you expected becomes false.

It is seen that some SuD properties that were previously desirable may become neutral or even undesirable when environment assumptions become false.

"If a writer is always trying to keep a narrator emitting a tone of complete knowingness, it can become false," Ms. Kushner said.

Flaubert muttered that everything in Paris had become false, including the whores, and the working class was forced toward the periphery of the city.

A fourth form of lying is shorthand -- the truth is changing so quickly that to detail every shift would in fact present something as true that could very quickly become false.