Sentence examples for false course from inspiring English sources

But what if a hijacker tampered with the final satellite transmissions to show a false course?

Under some conditions, the signals from the A quadrant would "skip" into the N quadrant (or vice versa), causing a false "virtual course" away from any real course line.

This was false, of course.

That was blatantly false, of course.

He knows the comparison is lividly false, of course.

The p not q case makes it false, of course.

Some stories were false, of course, made up by D'Annunzio or reporters soaking up his life for their papers.

All false, of course, but let's not be a sticklers for truth when there are giggles to be had.

As the historian Tacitus has it in his Annals, Caractacus had become a famous name in Italy – and when the Romans heard of his capture, there was a belief, entirely false of course, that Roman troubles in Britain had ended.

Widespread conviction can be false, of course, which is why the method of the School of Common Sense was thought suspect by many, described by Kant, for example, as a stratagem by which "the stalest windbag can confidently take up with the soundest thinker" (Kant 1783/1951: 259).

All accusations are false, of course.