Sentence examples for false to believe from inspiring English sources

Skype's blog post said it was "false" to believe the changes it had made allowed it to monitor and record audio and video calls.

It is false to believe that most of the world is fed by the industrial food system.

But older defectors say they have witnessed too many false dawns to believe that unification is a realistic prospect.

It would be false, however, to believe that he thus conflates logic and psychology.

It is a false choice to believe that the rebels fighting the legitimate government of Syria are categorically distinct from the jihadists of Islamic State: ideologically, they are cut from the same cloth.

He called the majority's account of the facts of the case "so transparently false that professing to believe it demeans this institution".

A further point is that people without self-knowledge tend not just to believe false things about their own merits.

All over the country, there's unrest, there are protests by people refusing to give up their land and their access to resources, refusing to believe false promises any more.

To me, one of only two women on the jury, Reid's defence was absurd – the notion that this young woman of good character, rushing back to work after her busy lunch hour, would randomly condemn a stranger by a false accusation, was impossible to believe.

There have been too many false dawns on Merseyside to believe Cole's career will finally take flight at Anfield following an impressive showing at Upton Park, or that Brendan Rodgers would resist an offer to remove the 31-year-old from a wage bill he is under instruction to reduce should one arrive next month.

Advisories have been broadcast warning Syrians not to believe false reports about rebel successes or officials fleeing the country.