Sentence examples for fundamentally false from inspiring English sources

"It led to analytical work that we believe was fundamentally false".

Underlying British ELT have been key tenets – monolingualism, the native speaker as the ideal teacher, the earlier the better etc – which the same book diagnoses as fundamentally false.

In her column, Ms. Landro wrote: "I believe that The Seattle Times' portrayal of events, while it certainly made for a dramatic tale, is fundamentally false.

Yet as I've written before for the Irish Times and elsewhere, these assertions are fundamentally false and belie an extremely devious attitude to research.

Martin has previously defended the inclusion of graphic sexual violence in Game of Thrones, saying that it would be "fundamentally false and dishonest" not to include it.

If Ms. Fisher's allegations are fundamentally false, then Mr. Hurd has been subjected to needless and unfair embarrassment, mild or not; an unwarranted invasion of privacy; and scurrilous allegations.

Miss trials that involved a saccade to the opposite cue location or elsewhere were fundamentally distinct from false alarms/aborts since the monkey could receive a punishment in these instances whereas a false alarm or abort simply resulted in a repeated trial.

"The motion picture's scenes concerning Mr Greene were false, defamatory, and fundamentally injurious to Mr Greene's professional reputation, both as an attorney and as an investment banker/venture capitalist, as well as his personal reputation," the suit says.

The report by Public Citizen and the Government Accountability Project accused the department of operating under a "don't look, don't find" policy that is "fundamentally deceiving the public with false reassurances" about the safety of meat.

In short, the white paper is about to launch a fundamentally flawed exercise, based upon a false premise.

It fundamentally moves beyond these artificial binaries and false demarcations between science and society.