Sentence examples for genuinely false from inspiring English sources

Three genuinely false calls requiring no medical intervention were discounted.

When Mel laughed at me — genuinely, not false break-up — I felt a surge and got better.

The control chart genuinely (not false alarm) signals the above change with a delay at time S, when the T S 2 Open image in new window statistic exceeds the UCL of the T2 control chart.

A method intended to detect horizontal gene transfer may fail on either of two counts: a failure to detect a genuinely foreign gene (false negative) or an erroneous claim that a genuinely native gene is foreign (false positive).

I could wish that she were more bothered by the laugh track, which is, in my professional experience, a bad thing to have around even when comedy has been genuinely achieved: mechanical laughter is a false intensifier.

Then, if the argument is logically valid, and the conclusion genuinely unacceptable, the assertions must be false after all.

The literal picture in the head theory appeals to our folk-theoretical intuitions, makes interesting predictions, and has the resources to be genuinely explanatory, but it is demonstrably false.

It's not false advertising if your friend genuinely does like your writing.

He was not indulging in false modesty, he meant it, and genuinely did not understand why so many people were interested in what he did so long ago.

But these circumstances will be rare and the sage will not be oppressed by the additional false beliefs that this act of self-mutilation is a genuinely bad thing: only vice is genuinely bad.

Many physicists believe that there are genuinely random events at the subatomic level, and so believe it false that every event has a cause.