Sentence examples for false past from inspiring English sources

The left uses this "false past," she wrote, to claim that the right has no democratic credentials to rule the country.

"The enemy had not only made it through the door, he'd sat with you on the sofa, sat at your table over dinner, shared stories from a false past and touched the emotions of the family".

Considering serial sampling changed the conclusion of several tests, indicating that neglecting heterochrony could provide significant support for false past history of populations and inappropriate conservation decisions.

How about going further, and with a simple drug enable the politician to forget that he promised to abolish boom and bust, or take us to war on a lie? George Orwell's 1984 had its memory hole, in which past news was buried and false pasts created.

In Today's Times Herman Cain rejected as false the past complaints of sexual harassment that have surfaced against him but conflicting statements about how much he knew about the cases have prompted greater scrutiny of the Republican presidential candidate, Michael D. Shear and Jeff Zeleny report.

For example, children do not seem to be able to ascribe to themselves past false beliefs (after having been tricked by the experimenter) any earlier than they can ascribe false beliefs to other people.

But if this view of British identity is false to our past, it is false to our future too.

Are the three settings symbolic of a false, decaying American past, present and future?

There's something I must tell – need you know this? – I loved a woman who dressed as well as you; But I can't give the past false emphasis, For even old love is for ever new.

I sense a whiff of historical fetishism in the young love for Bernie, a yearning for an imaginary time of simpler, more straightforward politics that aligns with other millennial tendencies toward false nostalgia for past purity, in fashion or food, for instance.

As knowledge entails truth, Bird tries to save his epistemic account by reformulating past false theories as true ones.