Sentence examples for falsely so from inspiring English sources

Which suggests that celebrity campaigns are popularly believed to be popular – but falsely so.

Asked if he expected such speedy progress, Scott, who is a modest young man but never falsely so, said: 'Yes.

FOR anyone with an image of Palestine as a place of misery and conflict, the recent Palestine investment conference in Bethlehem was impressively hopeful perhaps falsely so.

And then, one last stab, modest but not, you will notice, falsely so: "I want to write for the theatre, but I know so very little about it.

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Asaph read aloud that God instructed Timothy to "'avoid profane and vain babblings and oppositions of science falsely so called.'" With that, he shut the book, satisfied, adding, "We're talking about a group of people who make a pill and then tell you there's 15 other things that could come about from that pill that could kill you". .

These being numerous and diverse, it required the five huge volumes of Irenaeus' "Refutation and Overthrow of Falsely So-Called Knowledge" to deal with them all.

Originally titled "Exposure and Refutation of Knowledge Falsely So-Called," this extraordinarily influential work was studied, adapted, and expanded upon from the late 2nd through the 4th century by Christian writers including Clement of Alexandria, Tertullian, Hippolytus of Rome, Origen of Alexandria, and Epiphanius of Constantia.

A few of the readers appear to think it would be good journalism, but others seem to be more interested in retribution or punishment for causing the falsely accused so much grief.

The unidentified man, charged with falsely defecting so as to gather information, was jailed for four years.

Part of the reasoning arguing against the use of the vaccine is that it makes the tuberculin skin test falsely positive, so is of no use in screening.