Sentence examples for falsely put from inspiring English sources

However, after David Cameron quickly (and falsely) put the root cause down to young boys in gangs, the damage to a whole generation's image was already done.

Sometimes Hoover is absent from the flashbacks (a cop actually nabbed the kidnapper); sometimes it's a critical detail that's absent, as with the white horse that Hoover portentously and falsely put at the scene of a major arrest.

As he deals with a hefty political fallout, he has falsely put the onus on Democrats.

One should however take into account that the high numbers of patients over-diagnosed, and who are falsely put on treatment, also implies other costs.

If Bailey falsely put forth an image of being likely to be swayed by Kieltyka's critiques as a way of drawing more intimate information from Kieltyka and her friends about their sexualities and their lives, that would be wrong.

That's just one-tenth of the cost figure Todd Young is falsely putting out there.

The committee said Colin Myler, former News of the World editor, and ex-News International legal manager, Tom Crone, deliberately withheld crucial information and answered falsely questions put by the committee.

Prevaricate: to speak or act falsely; procrastinate: to put off or defer.

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie (R) falsely claimed Donald Trump put to bed his skepticism of President Barack Obama's birthplace years ago, despite clear and overwhelming evidence that the Republican presidential nominee had regularly stoked the conspiracy theory known as birtherism since 2011. .

To ward off the possibility of a woman posing "completely stripped" as he put it, falsely accusing him of anything untoward, he always had his friend Harry present.

Kenneth Mumaw was awarded $100,000 after a 1992 incident when he was falsely arrested, handcuffed and put in a van that "proceeded to the Northern District Police Station at a high rate of speed", according to the suit.