Sentence examples for is certainly false from inspiring English sources

Yet the "black legend" that in Protestant countries represented Philip II as a monster of bigotry, ambition, lust, and cruelty is certainly false.

Indeed, in the preface, the editors cheerfully announce that any strong form of the belief to which their book may seem to be a monument is certainly false: "Some pretty good equivalencies are always available. . . .

By our assumption (b) is certainly false.

Furthermore, Scanlan's claim "The pattern is essentially universal" is certainly false; HRX is not robust, and can be very fragile as is illustrated by Figs. 3 and 5.

Both sides will agree on one thing: that the law is clear, which is the one thing that is certainly false.

That is, it is certainly false that for every word α in the dictionary, there is an actual predicate token of the form 'is an α-inscription'.

It's a little like calling the Obama-is-a-Muslim rumors "slurs" — they were certainly false, but, as Colin Powell said, so what if they weren't?

"We all underestimated the power of how mobile phones and social media could change migration movements … It is certainly not false that no one in Germany had predicted the extent to which other countries were not prepared to help with the refugee crisis".

This belief, since false, is certainly not knowledge.

This computational aspect is certainly important for identifying false positives.

'Look at Messi, we have Guidetti.' There are many accusations you could (probably) level at John Guidetti but false modesty is certainly not one of them.