Sentence examples for falsely making from inspiring English sources
The Journal says that Obama was falsely making Republicans out to be ogres by saying that they oppose medical research, want to deny food and education to poor kids, and want to shut down air-traffic control.
On Sunday, prosecutors announced that they had filed charges against Sebastian Senakiewicz, 24, of Chicago, accusing him of falsely making a terrorist threat by claiming that he had homemade explosives — hidden in a hollowed-out "Harry Potter" book at his house — that could blow up a highway overpass.
Senakiewicz, 24, was arrested at his Chicago home the day after the Bridgeport raid and charged with falsely making a terrorist threat, another felony under the State's 2001 terrorism statute.
On Friday, Irvin's lawyer called the accusation a falsely made attempt at "civil extortion".
"I falsely made statements about EPO and the clear and falsely stated receiving the goods from Balco," Stubblefield said as he stood in front of Illston.
Finally, that Amnesty International now includes these rights as part of their cause does not, as you falsely make out, reflect a capitulation towards placing economic needs above political freedoms.
Other press accounts revealed that a decade ago she'd made an earlier rape allegation that wasn't pursued (her father now said that it was falsely made); that she'd accused her former husband of trying to kill her; and that after a tryout at a strip club she had stolen a cab and led police on a drunken chase.
Coding bootcamps, often falsely, make such bold claims leading to complaints from students who feel ripped off after investing and then not getting hired.
Capuchin monkeys may know this trick as well: New observations reveal that they falsely make predator alarm calls and, in so doing, grab food abandoned by those they've scared off.
The point has been falsely made without challenge so many times in the news media that it has become conventional wisdom.
And the anti-Ellison forces have started a whisper campaign to leak out-of-context statements from Ellison that falsely make it seem that he's anti-Israel.
