Sentence examples for is never false from inspiring English sources
Life is never false, and acting can be.
"Volver" is often dazzling in its artifice — José Luis Alcaine's ripe cinematography, Alberto Iglesias's suave, heart-tugging score — but it is never false.
And yet, as if to show that his modesty is never false, and that self-effacement is not his only instinct, he goes on to remark that most of the historic statements and documents of the anti-Communist dissident movement in his corner of the world were written by himself, and that his rise to leadership followed simply from his superior talent for cool and orderly thinking.
Tautologies are never false; therefore they are not falsifiable.
But on the proposal in question, the sentence would say the same as 'The famous humanist most closely associated with the Italian Renaissance is never famous', which is false with respect to any world.
This denial implies that it is never either true or false that a believer is justified (without qualification), if such claims presuppose that some contrast class is really relevant.
True or false, it is never challenged.One of the world's foremost CSR networks and organisations is the World Business Council for Sustainable Development.
She also criticises the fact Paul's false leg is never shown on-screen adding: "Paul has a wooden leg, which sometimes causes him to limp, when he remembers about it".
In a world in which comfortingly false information is never more than a click of the mouse or the cable box away, it is unclear how knowledge-based journalism would reach an audience larger than the one that already seeks reliable news.
Having said this, Haggis's rhetoric and pacing are always sure-footed; unlike Crash, there is never a moment where anything rings false.
