Sentence examples for generally untrue from inspiring English sources
But the other side does not want it.' Though this may be true of Omarska, it is generally untrue, since a camp we visited on the outskirts of Sarajevo has been established solely for the purpose of swapping Muslim captives for Serbs.
For gas, this assumption of small compressibility is generally untrue.
As an ex-recruiter, I can assure you this perception is generally untrue.
Having a fixed view of human beings as cruel, mean-spirited and selfishly adhering only to what's best for each person is both unhelpful and generally untrue.
Very generous, but untrue.
Analysts think that is untrue, but generally agree that Mr Nkunda is largely following his own agenda.
"A Liar's Autobiography" comes with the cumbersome, apparently factual and generally unhelpful subtitle "The Untrue Story of Monty Python's Graham Chapman".
The story that his brother was chosen first for Canterbury but refused, stems from confusion on the part of Matthew of Paris and historians generally hold the entire episode to be untrue.
"Untrue, untrue," he mutters.
