Sentence examples for demonstrably not true from inspiring English sources
The same is demonstrably not true of Waters.
"Any suggestion that Sotheby's provided information it knew to be inaccurate is demonstrably not true," Mr. Neiman wrote.
Because it's demonstrably not true, and it wends its way back to a blog post from 2005 written by none other than Rep. Steve King (R-Iowa).
According to her, she has named her other albums "everything you could possibly name them" (demonstrably not true), and she's stumped.
But it is demonstrably not true of most of the planet's agricultural lands, now rapidly releasing stored carbon, nitrogen and other gasses, worsening global warming.
Deirdre: Haven't they taken thimerosal out of vaccines and yet the autism rate is still going up? Mark: That's a common misconception, but it's actually demonstrably false, It's simply not true that they've removed the mercury exposure from infant and fetal vaccines.
In Trump's world, repeating something makes it seem true, even when it's demonstrably not.
But it is also true that people like Mr. Savage, who are demonstrably not bad guys, find themselves in Google's doghouse and then can't even get the company to respond to them.
However, we now know that this was not true and can be shown to be a demonstrably false statement.
That is demonstrably not the case here.
