Sentence examples for false details from inspiring English sources
"To falsely substantiate that she had spoken with Bacanovic, she even provided false details of her December 27, 2001, conversation," one document states, "reporting that she and Bacanovic also discussed 'how MSLO was doing' and Kmart, subjects which in fact were not discussed, because she did not speak with Bacanovic, but rather his assistant Faneuil".
Giving false details or being aggressive whilst refusing information could constitute an offence.
Cremation certificates reviewed by other doctors contained false details, like statements that other people were present when a patient died.
He believes that in the pile of false details Bergwall gave to police, there might still be some elements of truth.
He often ends his stories with "next," and sometimes plants false details -- what he calls "giraffes" or "elephants" -- into his tales to test the integrity of his listeners.
A refusal to give your name and address (or giving false details) if asked to do so in these circumstances is an offence for which you can be fined up to £1,000.
In the same year, Alfred Schnittke's opera about Gesualdo added the (false) detail that he killed his own child, as if the facts were not colourful enough already.
(Another false detail, although a minor one: Super Bowl crowds never count down the final seconds of a game; that's what happens at college games when the home team wins).
Why not strip out false detail and turn your world into the wall of Plato's cave, flickering shadows portraying the world as it really is: a tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing.
When the threshold was set too high, the potential peak would split, suggesting false detail.
His ventriloquist's dummy, perched over a precise and seemingly limitless abstract floor pattern (this last, a work called The Wasteland, influencing a scene in David Lynch's Twin Peaks) showed him to be a master at orchestration and placement, understanding the importance of absence as well as presence in the deployment of sculpted figures and false architectural details within real space.
