Sentence examples for false raises from inspiring English sources

To be told that the Empire your forefathers administered was a sham is one thing, but to be told that this Empire imposed a view of history on its subjects that was merely false raises this iniquity to a philosophical level.

The requirement that the self-deceiver intentionally gets herself to hold a believe she knows to be false raises the 'dynamic' or 'strategic' paradox, since it seems to involve the self-deceiver in an impossible project, namely, both deploying and being duped by some deceitful strategy.

FBI testimony was proved false, raising the question of whether the agent in question was deliberately perjurious or merely incompetent.

The military study said that some information Iraq had obtained from Russian sources was false, raising the possibility that it might have been part of a deliberate American effort to fool or demoralize Iraqi leaders.

Investigations of size perception (using much larger objects than the one used here) have been conducted using false (raised) floors that were intended to affect horizon-ratio scaling (e.g., Warren & Whang, 1987; Wraga, 1999).

The fact that statistical detection can result in false negatives raises the obvious questions: can attacks be detected post-deployment, and is secure execution nonetheless possible using chips with undetected Trojan circuits?

They're specifically for couples and single women, and coming into that environment under false pretense raises some serious concerns safety and informed consent among them.

The unknown rate of false positives raises questions about how to best interpret the data and what level of validation is required.

What of the false hopes raised for poorly paid, insecure, badly housed Brexit voters?

The false valuation raised the fund's internal rate of return.

The headlines could all have been for the wrong reasons with two false starts raising the spectre of another void race.