Sentence examples for especially untrue from inspiring English sources

That charge is especially untrue in Mr. Ichimura's case.

There is also a hint of sentimentality in Bennett's claim that figures such as the rent boy are marginalised when great men's lives are parcelled out for posterity: it seems especially untrue in the case of Britten when books have been devoted to his relationships.

This, too, is obviously untrue, especially when the subject of the enquiry is shady or stigmatised.

I know it's based on a book that is totally unfair and untrue, especially to Sarah Palin.

This was intended to avoid overfitting the tree on the basis of noisy SNVs, which would be especially misleading when untrue mixed-lineage samples are inferred.

Don't get expelled over a stupid rumor (especially not if it's untrue).

This assumption, Anderson emphasizes, is not only often untrue but, in the age of AIDS, especially dangerous.

Perhaps, especially if the complaints against him are shown to have been untrue, unproven or exaggerated.

This is not untrue, but then quantifying something like reef health is somewhat subjective, especially as the process is so slow.

But after a breakup especially, I've learned that I have to take some time off social media so I don't torture myself with untrue thoughts.

"Untrue, untrue," he mutters.