Sentence examples for indeed false from inspiring English sources

"There have been cases in Australia where people have been accused, then nothing ever happens to the accuser, even though the police believe the report is indeed false.

Cartier had hoped to discover precious gems and minerals, as the Spaniards had done in Mexico and Peru, but the mineral specimens he sent home were worthless; indeed, "false as a Canadian diamond" became a common French expression.

Other White House geniuses persuaded the president to make his fateful claim in early April that "oil rigs today generally don't cause spills" -- a particularly specious (indeed false) plank in the argument for his spectacularly ill-timed expansion of offshore oil drilling.

The rumor is indeed FALSE!

They found that indeed, "false rumors were significantly more novel than the truth across all novelty metrics".

(Indeed false statements can sometimes carry more information than than their true negations on this account; Frické 1997).

Indeed, the false-discovery and false-negative rates range from 35%to55%5% for most datasets.

FP is the amount of attack detected when it is indeed normal (false alarm), and FN is the misclassification of a test sample as normal when it is actually an attack.

Thus Church's thesis may indeed be false: someone might eventually come up with an algorithm that computes some definite function f that no Turing machine can compute (Jeffrey 1989, 132; Massey 1991, 186).

The initial test was indeed a false positive.

Perhaps it's indeed the false idea that there is a single feminism, or one monolithic wave a time, that has ushered in this flurry of "post-feminist" citings.