Sentence examples for not falsified from inspiring English sources

Canonical liberal thinkers such as John Locke and Immanuel Kant may have been steeped in theism; but ideas are not falsified because they originate in errors.

To the best of our knowledge, we have not misrepresented any of the background technical information surrounding our projects, and we certainly have not falsified data or experiences in developing the HelioWatcher.

The theory of eschatological verification (developed by John Hick) holds that the belief in future postmortem experiences will be verified if true (though not falsified if false), and that in a divinely governed universe such experiences will take forms confirming theistic faith.

The New York State Education Department said yesterday that it would review the records of all people with Touro College degrees who received professional licenses or teaching certificates from the state in recent years to make sure their records were not falsified.

When a theory is not falsified but fails to be a successful guide in research, scientists begin to search for a new theory.

In an interview, deemed extraordinary by many in political circles, he claimed that GRA members had not falsified the number of tests but had merely "elevated" the figure.

Goebbels did not falsify the facts of the prevailing situation.

Larkin's early poems, forced and contorted as they seem, did not falsify; wind and sea and sun and green growth spoke to him.

He argued — presciently, we now see — that the editions printed during Bruckner's lifetime did not falsify his intentions but embodied a different, later phase of the creative process.

"It is, however, very clear from the Chilcot report that Tony Blair did not lie, did not falsify intelligence and that the Cabinet was not misled on the presentation of the legal advice.

To not falsify the classification results, it is important that only the training instances are upsampled.