Sentence examples for is inherently false from inspiring English sources

This observation doesn't debunk the poem, or prove that language is "inherently false," or reduce Yeats to incoherence.

This visit leads the narrator to a counterintuitive epiphany: "that so much social interchange is inherently false, and real communication can only be achieved in ways that seem strange and artificial".

Also, at the risk of sounding like a pretentious sixth-former, the divide between fiction and nonfiction is inherently false according to the multiverse theory, in that all fiction is true in one universe or other, so when you write a novel you are writing reality that belongs to somewhere else.

All else is inherently false by definition.

And none of that was inherently false.

There are inherently false positive discoveries in array studies.

FPs are associations identified by our model yet are inherently false.

Due to the scale and complexity of cDNA microarray technology it is inherently susceptible to both false-positive and false-negative results.

The real outdoors gives verisimilitude to what is inherently, doubly and trebly, false.

However, both of these interpretations are patently incorrect and are couched in misunderstandings and misconceptions (that is, inherently biased conclusions always result from false assumptions and/or incorrect data).

Only Americans believe that the United States' power is inherently virtuous; elsewhere, people see this idea as not only false, but dangerous.