Sentence examples for bit of a false from inspiring English sources

"Change" may be a bit of a false dawn here.

"There's a bit of a false distinction being made between these groups," said another official.

Prioritizing pregnancy above education, however, always struck me as a bit of a false sense of empowerment for young women.

"I believe there is a little bit of a false narrivative it is going to be okay," Ammons said.

For policymakers, a troubling part of this good jobs versus bad jobs question is that it's a bit of a false choice.

And as Tom Pringle adds: "It was a bit of a false economy on the kit initials though, as Strachan proceeded to spend every penny in the piggy bank on dross before being sacked himself a year later".

PURPLE MARTINS There is a bit of utterly false popular wisdom that says this bird can eat 2,000 to 14,000 mosquitoes a day.

And yet it doesn't have that sweet, pine-y taste and scent so characteristic of the indica-heavy strain, leaving you with the couch-sinking suspicion that your guy, standup dude that he is, made off like a bandit on a bit of false advertising.

We got a bit of false hope this morning, when Hauritz got a few off the straight to turn down the leg side and couple out of the rough.

It highlights the fading building like a bit of false hope or lurid makeup, hinting at an encroaching future of fast-food emporiums or chain stores and the further homogenization of the already homogenized.

Now, through it all, Europe has told Greece to cut, cut, cut its way to prosperity, which was a bit of false advertising, but still necessary when it had a big deficit.