Sentence examples for highly untrue from inspiring English sources
And, in what was arguably the strangest accusation leveled by Trump since his highly publicized (and highly untrue) birther campaign, he accused Cruz's father, Rafael, of playing a part in John F. Kennedy's assassination.
The gossiper can get between 1-3 points also if B Its gossip about someone younger and otherwise not important to them C) If its gossip scarcely heard around school, but isn't a big deal or D) The gossip is highly untrue or unlikely but was funny.
"I've always been bemused by people who state as fact that which is highly speculative, or untrue, which happens a lot.
To imply that doctors don't work weekends is not only untrue, but highly irresponsible.
"It is highly likely to be untrue as seals and whales make up the vast majority of their diet.
You may assume that, in common with much of what you read in the papers, these accounts, if not untrue, are highly coloured.
Jennifer McDermott, a lawyer at the firm of Withers who represents the Barclays, said that the allegations were "absolutely untrue and highly libelous".
The Maldives government believes it is proper to warn its citizens they will face action if they contribute to a broadcast it says contains a number of untrue and highly defamatory allegations about the government.
"Indeed, publicly available information demonstrates that the highly disparaging claims about Dean Eramo are all untrue".
The book is full of narratives, facts, and statements that are, well, untrue, or at the very least, highly misleading.
"Untrue, untrue," he mutters.
