Sentence examples for false makes from inspiring English sources

The scientist, once he has laid down the conditions that would have to obtain for his hypothesis to prove false, makes no bones about their occurrence; it is, typically, a matter of whether or not a certain pointer reading is registered, and this is a simple question of ascertainable fact.

Positive free logic and the supervaluations described in Section 3.4 make t=t true and (t=t & E t) false; negative free logic makes t=t false and (E t → t=t) true; and any ordinary neutral free logic whose conditionals are true whenever their antecedents are false makes t=t truth-valueless and (E t → t=t) true.

The statement in question must be flatly false, made knowingly and about something important.

If the statements are false, make predictions (before you read the article) as to what you believe the "truth" for each statement might be.

The calls were false, made by fraudsters, but the episodes, along with increasingly bloody news reports, left them worried about the future.

We allowed it to attack Iraq because its reasons, however false, made sense to us.

Items from the label's 2015 mountainwear range were inlaid with false "Made in China" labels and shipped to a clothing store.

This false choice makes even less sense when applied to the ownership of land.

This false dichotomy makes creationism strong.

The false statement makes Knox a liar, but not at all, by implication, a murderer.

False hope makes you fail over and over again reliving your torment over and over again.