Sentence examples for exposed as false from inspiring English sources

Facts that have been exposed as false, for instance, are rendered "inoperative".

Then Judge Nickerson said, "The jury has asked to go home five minutes early today," and that was it -- the rumor was exposed as false.

Such views can be criticised and exposed as false, but a political point of view should not be banned by the state except for the narrowest of reasons.

The stories exposed as false in the pamphlet include supposed plans by European commissioners to ban the traditional British loaf, overly curved cucumbers, shandy and soya milk, and to rename brandy butter as "brandy spreadable fat".

The myth of war or football injuries had long been exposed as false, but until now neither scholars nor the public knew the exact cause of his crippling back pain.

The same week saw NBC suspend Brian Williams, a news anchor, for six months after viewers exposed as false a story he had told about his time in Iraq.

I spent several days cranking numbers to either confirm or expose as false the pitch that income annuities provide considerable value to retirees.

"This judgment exposes as false the idea that the only choice is between a bad deal negotiated by the U.K. government or the disaster of no deal".

Brexit needs to be exposed as a false promise.

The fundamentalists undermined their legitimacy by worshipping anti-gay bigotry long after it had been exposed as a false God.

His use of "we" reminds me of an observation Sonya O. Rose makes in Which People's War? (2003) where she writes: "all definitions of who 'we' are... once they move beyond the generality that 'we are all in this together,' once who the 'we' is, and what 'together' means are specified, the singularity of that identity is exposed as being false".