Sentence examples for might call false from inspiring English sources
Boehner, in his response, said a number of things that one might call false if they weren't so cloaked in cliché as to be meaningless.
My first flittering reaction was what scientists might call a false positive.
She relished what might be called false parallelisms, as in "the enslaver is / enslaved; the hater, harmed" (one expects the hater to be hated, yet how much more telling is that softer substitute) and in her habit of conjoining unlike things ("oratories and wardrobes").
In the next step, priming sites have to be removed from the reads because the primer sequence can vary from the priming site and thus might lead to calling false sequence variation.
Millar might call them part of the "false consensus effect", but others might call them whistleblowers.
You might call it a "magical cure" for false advertising.
Trashy, you might call them.
You might call that motivation.
Some might call it stalking.
Some might call this bland.
