Sentence examples for may have been false from inspiring English sources

"So it may have been false to say that writing poetry after Auschwitz is impossible".

On the plane, the President apparently dictated a statement about the meeting that may have been false.

The Whole Pantry has been deleting angry comments left on their social media page by people angered by what they say may have been false claims by Gibson.

Yet what may have been false about Mr. Kurniawan, Mr. Wasserman said, cuts him far more deeply than the money that might have been lost.

Human rights advocates have questioned some of Mr. Mohammed's claims, including the beheading of Mr. Pearl, the Wall Street Journal reporter, suggesting that they may have been false statements made to stop torture.

Mr. Fastow asserted his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination before the same committee last week, while Mr. Skilling testified that he was unaware the partnerships had been used for illegitimate purposes -- testimony that some lawmakers said may have been false.

Any of the bases for conclusions may prove to have been false.

Subsequent information may show the original conclusion to have been false, but this does not constitute a prima facie error in judgement, and the possibility that a different radiologist might have come to a different conclusion based upon the same information does not imply negligence on its own [7].

Hours earlier a Malaysian minister said the Australian sighting may have been a false lead.

This may have been purposely false modesty, but Panarin's attitude was representative of what Russia's ruling class sincerely believes: whatever we may do, the Americans do more of it, and worse.

The worst of those may have been the false identification of a young man named Ryan Lanza as the gunman, including the circulation of his Facebook photo and some of his posts from Facebook.