Sentence examples for make up a false from inspiring English sources

The government further pursues its conspiracy case by accusing the three officers of meeting with union officials to make up a false story.

ANN, California, posted on nytimes.com It's hard to see why a man who is prepared to make up a false identity in order to seek out under-age children should be treated as a heroic truth teller.

Harry Collett got so tired of being asked the same question that he had a stonemason make up a false headstone – and had it placed at a suitable location on his walk.

Talk of those things, don't make up a false interest in an equally false need for public or extraordinary investigation just to get votes.

As Maureen Dowd would say if she were to make up a false McCain quote, as she did with John Kerry: "Whom among us does not enjoy ABBA?" Their tunes are irresistible.

Livingston said the hoax call was a case of "swatting", in which a person makes up a false report to get a Swat team to descend on an address.

Psychologists gave evidence that, having suffered brain trauma after collapsing during a jungle marathon in Brazil in October 2009, he had been "confabulating" by making up a false confession to fill in the gaps in his memory.

The decor is heavenly, with light aqua walls and plexiglass clouds making up a false ceiling.

There are no "benefits" to making up a false allegation of assault.  .

That's why I, and everyone else who shares that compassion, should show no compassion for a woman, like Jane Doe #3, who has made up a false story of being raped by a man she has never even met, in order to line her pockets with cash.

Kristen Houser, the chief public affairs officer for the National Sexual Violence Research Center, called Meadows' comments "ridiculous," noting that false allegations make up a small fraction of rape reports.