Sentence examples for creating a false sense from inspiring English sources

Perpendiculars predominate, creating a false sense of clarity.

The reason, Google insists, is that the Facebook data cannot be exported from the device, creating "a false sense of data portability".

It lumps the atom's grim possibilities & its pretty one, thereby creating a false sense of the interchangeability & equality between the two.

Ms. Tsai accused Mr. Ma of recklessly pushing through a deal, saying he was creating a "false sense of urgency" when careful study was needed.

By creating a false sense of security, the dam could attract more development to flood-prone areas and lead to reduced investment in downstream dikes.

Manbij has been largely quiet in recent years, possibly creating a false sense of security for foreign personnel conducting patrols and engaging with local troops.

Creating residency exclusion zones can create a false sense of security, said Douglas A. Berman, a professor at Ohio State University's Moritz College of Law.

They create a false sense of certainty.

"Why create a false sense of legality?

He creates a false sense of belief in his players.

"Online research makes the first date feel unnecessary, because it creates a false sense of intimacy.