Sentence examples for it quite false from inspiring English sources
She has heard the same thing said about the World Trade Center attacks, she said, and though true at one level, she finds it quite false at another.
Until the Russian Revolution, this belief was very widely held — "starving in the midst of plenty" was a favourite phrase – but it was quite false and it survived only because Socialists thought always of the highly developed Western countries and ignored the fearful poverty of Asia and Africa.
This was partially true in Gibbon's time, but it is quite false today.
But it is quite false that philosophy studies human culture, as opposed to nature (studied by the sciences); only aesthetics and maybe ethics fall under that heading.
It is quite false to say, with Takeyh, that "like all ideologues, Khomeini was prepared to sacrifice a nation in the service of his ideals".
It would be quite false to say, as I should truly like to say, that I'm sorry I was there".
Hand's incessant prattling about arcana -- some of it true, some of it semi-true, some of it quite decidedly false -- grows tiresome, as does Will's New Age philosophizing.
Charges began to emanate from the Bush administration that the Iraqi government was reconstituting its nuclear weapons program -- even though these charges were quite false.
The idea that it provides enough water for the endless growth of cities like Las Vegas and Salt Lake City is, say the critics, quite false.
That is not, quite, false advertising.
