Sentence examples for just plain false from inspiring English sources
Bill Keller, the executive editor, said, "The idea that the story originated or was sold to us by the McMahon campaign is just plain false".
David P. Mikkelson, who edits Snopes.com, a Web site devoted to tracking down rumors, said that most such reports are unverifiable or just plain false.
Evaluation quality: A small percentage of mystery shoppers, either intentionally or unintentionally, will submit feedback that is incomplete, inconsistent or just plain false.
But a closer look at those prosecutions reveals something that has not been trumpeted: more than 20 cases in which judges found police officers' testimony to be unreliable, inconsistent, twisting the truth, or just plain false.
But a closer look at those prosecutions, Benjamin Weiser writes, reveals something that has not been trumpeted: more than 20 cases in which judges found police officers' testimony to be unreliable, inconsistent, twisting the truth or just plain false.
But in court papers, submitted as part of a bail application for Mr. Karsan, Mr. Gottlieb said the accusation that Mr. Karsan had people waiting to kill Ms. Ono was "just plain false".
Mr. Gingrich continued with the line throughout the weekend, saying on ABC's "This Week" program on Sunday that "I don't know how you debate a person with civility if they're prepared to say things that are just plain factually false".
It's outlandish, deluded, and just plain wrong -- a false comparison made by someone deeply enrapt in navel gaze, chip squarely on shoulder.
But to suggest, as Medved did, that by using the name I was simultaneously attacking the Tea Party Patriots and other groups closer to the political mainstream, is not only false, but just plain silly.
Besides the statement being just plain offensive, it was also empirically false.
The answer to erroneous, false, untrue, speech, or speech you just plain don't like, is MORE speech.
