Sentence examples for might be a false from inspiring English sources

Humanism might be a false friend.

It woke him from a deep sleep, he said, and at first he thought it might be a false alarm.

Central Park is the obvious place, although the children and the pigeons might be a false note.

I'm not sure that this funny, if indulgent vehicle – with loads of A-list cameos called in as favours – brings him that much closer to the holy grail of a hit film, but it interestingly explores the idea that a hit film might be a false goal for a comic in any case.

We learn that brain diseases can cause criminal actions, that free will might be a false concept, and that science could help us design more effective prison sentences, customising a convict's rehabilitation to address the neurological causes of his or her crimes.

It is worth pointing out that this detection might be a false suspicion.

We first considered that this might be a false-positive PCR because of DNA contamination.

The absence of a clear association between marital status and long-term survival might be a false-negative result related to the relatively small sample size.

For these reasons, any sons that did not produce ♀-biased families might be a false-negative for the presence of a driver (Paris or SR) on their X chromosome.

The absence of a clear association between marital status and long-term survival, such as that found for some other cancer types and oesophageal cancer in the large American study mentioned earlier (including all diagnosed patients), 3 8 might be a false-negative result related to the relatively small sample size.

Burton's Biscuits, which makes Wagon Wheels, said the apparently smaller size might be a matter of false perception.