Sentence examples for it appears untrue from inspiring English sources

Kim Jong-un did in fact have his own uncle executed, although it appears untrue that Jang was stripped naked and fed to a pack of hungry dogs, a story that originated with a Chinese microblogger.

"We were loyal to the orchestra and we don't feel that anymore". Other musicians and personnel with the orchestra said that the company's version of events appear untrue or suspect.

Disturbingly large numbers are prepared to believe anything about Mr Blair and Mr Campbell - even if, on the evidence so far provided, it appears to be untrue.

However, the intent of the headline made it appear that pro-choice advocates are "for abortion," which is absolutely untrue.

This is untrue, as it certainly appears that he does not want to be choked.

However, given that it still appears that there would be some space open for some content companies to pay for faster service, that still feels untrue.

And the claim that they were burned to death en masse — with its eerie Holocaust overtones — also appears to be untrue, Mr. Robin added; most were killed by sword.

Despite its rather strong statement that appears to be untrue in practice, there has been inconclusive evidence in rejecting the EMH.

Since then, there has been no confirmation and the coup story appears to be untrue – probably a case of people being too eager to believe the rumours they want to believe.

In response to the Fox Lake shooting, state representative Barbara Wheeler, whose district includes the small Illinois town, issued a statement that said: "Eleven police officers have needlessly lost their lives since 20 August alone in America because of shootings". The statistic, which was then quoted by several media outlets, appears to be untrue.

But a BBC correspondent in Cairo says the government claim appears to be untrue, given the severity and number of injuries.