Sentence examples for falsely inspired from inspiring English sources
In the 18th century, as Blaydes continued, the word changed from possessed by god to inspired to falsely inspired.
The fact that DNA evidence can exonerate people who were long ago falsely convicted has inspired many to doubt the efficacy of the criminal justice system, and laws around the country are changing to mirror that shift in public opinion.
It claims, falsely, that his antiwar statements inspired the North Vietnamese to step up the torture of American prisoners, and it is filled with other distortions about the war in Vietnam.
Take, for example, the difference between believing that Jesus Christ was 1) God incarnate, 2) a person who wrongly claimed to be the Messiah, or to whom a claim to be the Messiah was falsely ascribed, or 3) a uniquely inspired prophet who will return at the end of time.
Meades slapped down such bourgeois sentimentality, claiming that concrete council blocks of the 1960s and 70s, which he acknowledged had been inspired by Nazi military bunkers, had been falsely blamed for every dysfunction from shoplifting to drug addiction.
Her stories, of the secrets often hidden in the lives of ordinary people, was inspired not just by the people she worked with, Cannon said, but by the story of Christopher Jefferies, the retired teacher and landlord who was falsely implicated in the murder of Joanna Yeates in Bristol in 2010, and later won libel damages for he way he was portrayed in some newspapers.
Hales was suitably inspired.
