Sentence examples for deemed untrue from inspiring English sources
At Guantánamo Bay, there were accusations — later deemed untrue by the military — that soldiers had flushed a Koran down the toilet.
And she had lied about her use of a private email server, offering an account which, Christie reminded his audience, the director of the FBI had recently deemed untrue.
The reaction tends to split between disappointment with the lack of change and outrage when recommendations actually do change -- how come we were advised something that's now deemed untrue?
But Pearson, the British publishing company, moved quickly to try to knock down the report by deeming it untrue.
While it will be for the press to justify their attacks on Mills McCartney's reputation, she for her part may have to argue that insofar as they may be deemed to be untrue, they have damaged her reputation.
( Local news outlets and PolitiFact have deemed these claims untrue).
( Local news outlets and PolitiFact have deemed these claims untrue).
The Minnesota ad spotlights President Barack Obama's pledge that "if you like your plan, you can keep it," which later turned out to be untrue and was deemed Politifact's "lie of the year".
And, I'm disheartened to see the way this concept was twisted into something sinister and untrue, then ultimately dropped because it was deemed too divisive.
"Untrue, untrue," he mutters.
