Sentence examples for falsely comforting from inspiring English sources
The implanting of falsely comforting memories of a better bygone era disguises fundamental things about the way we live now.
Restricting the phrase "emerging infectious disease" to a subset of species of human health concern gives a misleading, falsely comforting, impression of the scope of the crisis.
People say "the principles remain the same, you just apply them to different tools / in different environments" — but that's, at best, a falsely comforting half-truth.
It was always falsely comforting to imagine that Trump's supporters were far away, marooned in economically distressed corners of the country, places so battered that, frankly, it was easy to understand why Trump appealed.
And do you now believe you were falsely comforted by the F.B.I.? A. -- No, I heard about that today obviously.
None of us involved in this project are falsely comforted by an illusion that this work is easy.
You have always been the person I know will hold me when I cry, cuddle me when it would be easiest to shove you away, to tell me that everything will be alright, and not because it falsely comforts me to say this, but because you will be there to hold my hand through anything, and in that there is comfort enough.
