Sentence examples for false implications from inspiring English sources

The post is riddled with errors and false implications.

These false implications run counter to the depiction of the thoroughly Jewish Jesus in the Gospels.

Next, Hercules can be seen in the water, the false implications being that Hercules was actually placed in the water against his will and that the voice that can be heard belongs to someone supervising Hercules.

It's not just the patently false implication that half the country is parasitic.

At the very least, putting the payments on the same index will reduce this incentive and also the false implication that those on DSP are "faking it".

If the false implication wasn't clear enough, the campaign put out a radio ad on Tuesday saying "Barack Obama says he saved the auto industry.

The company also contends that Ms. Cowperthwaite positioned some scenes to create what SeaWorld executives see as a false implication of trouble or wrongdoing.

The actor won the accolade for his harrowing portrayal of elderly sea cadet leader Jack Marshall, whose false implication in the drama's crime leads to a tragic outcome.

"The reputations of their innocent parents, who had already been wronged by Mr Howell, were further stigmatised by the false implication that they had taken their own lives in a suicide pact".

There were two main marketing hooks: first was the cunning, but totally false, implication that any advice given to readers had first been considered by The Athenian Society, a panel of 12 high-minded men.

Announcing the guilty verdict this month, Judge Naveed Iqbal ruled in a Punjab municipal court that Ms. Bibi had not been wrongly accused, saying that "the chances of false implication of the accused are totally ruled out".