Sentence examples for falsely suggested from inspiring English sources

The bank contended that the report falsely suggested that the institution was in trouble.

"Wow, Ted Cruz falsely suggested Marco Rubio mocked the Bible and was just forced to fire his Communications Director.

Mostly, the culprit is raw flesh from infected animals, not consumption of cooked meat, as is often falsely suggested.

Her next column a week later also falsely suggested that Mohammed Tariq Mahmood's son Hamza was responsible for a Facebook page that allegedly contained extremist material.

In her first pregnancy, a blood test falsely suggested a birth defect so her doctors recommended amniocentesis, which found the fetus to be normal.

But health analysts say the Clinton campaign has falsely suggested the Obama plan would exclude people who wanted to sign up for insurance.

In the video, "Chris" falsely suggests that Isis jihadist Khaled Sharrouf, a Sydney man, was a product of south Brisbane mosques.

He falsely suggests that I equate the church's anti-Semitism with Nazi anti-Semitism, and Roman Catholicism with Nazism.

But selling a novelty item is one thing; falsely suggesting the money would go to charities seems to be quite another.

"Austerity" policies falsely suggest that spending on social needs is the reason why governments – at all levels – are facing massive budget short falls.

Last week, Jane Mayer wrote about the movie's torture scenes, which falsely suggest that information gained from torture was instrumental to the capture of Osama bin Laden.