Sentence examples for equally as false as from inspiring English sources
The often repeated notion that "Poles drink in antisemitism with their mothers' milk" is equally as false as the statement that "the Polish nation protected its Jews from the Nazis".
Critics such as Richard Dawkins misunderstand how religious beliefs are formed and defended when they claim that religious reasoning is purely circular, or that all religious claims are equally true -- and therefore equally false!
He denies any difference between a false object (a dream lottery ticket, for example) and a real one; as appearances, he asserts, both are equally false, only convention decides which is true.
And the backlash against positive workplaces arises from the equally false assumption that being happy at work means being "relentlessly positive all the time" as the Guardian put it.
Hence, in accordance with the classical substitutivity principle for sentences, we can replace the occurrence of (1) with (2) in the false sentence and the result is the equally false sentence However, when we make the same substitution in the true sentence the result is the sentence which is intuitively false, as John surely could have had a non-mammalian pet.
advertisements as "completely false".
Tippett regarded this as demonstrably false.
He characterized it as "clearly false".
GossipCop quashed the report as completely false.
They see it as a false choice.
