Sentence examples for given a false from inspiring English sources

It's never given a false positive.

It's never given a false negative".

"I've given a false impression that it's about climate change," he said at one point.

Had the soldier given a false name, McChrystal now asked, and if so, why?

Have we been given a false choice between abusing prisoners or letting something terrible happen?

Of course, it didn't help that I had been given a false idea.

He had, we heard, attempted to run away despite his serious injuries and had given a false identity.

MPs, the public and firefighters were completely misled and given a false guarantee in order to pass the legislation.

(Mr. Casey said he had been given a false sense of security when a flood in September 2004 neared the back deck but did not reach his cabin).

In Alice Hoffman's new novel, three long-haired sisters are stolen from their "faerie" family by mortals, stripped of their magic and given a false name.

"As a result consumers are given a false impression that they are supporting a home industry when in fact their money is not supporting UK farmers at all.