Sentence examples for overwhelmingly false from inspiring English sources
Those assumptions may apply to the law-abiding majority, but they are overwhelmingly false in relation to the lifestyle criminals who commit 80% of recorded crime: patrols don't inhibit them, detectives don't catch them, prisons don't deter them.
My Sunday column argues that there isn't a real debate over a military strike on Iran, but a false debate: experts overwhelmingly think a strike now would be an abominable idea.
Most epistemologists have found it overwhelmingly plausible that what is false cannot be known.
Overwhelmingly, we've come to insist that false allegations by children are mainly the fault of adults.
This was not an issue of people lying to qualify for mortgages; it was overwhelmingly a case of issuers putting down false information to give people mortgages for which they were not qualified.
They also praised one another for responding quickly, and overwhelmingly, to what had thankfully been only a false alarm.
Let's not make a false pretense of balance: it's coming, overwhelmingly, from the right.
Clifford Singer, False Economy's campaign director, said: "This isn't about greedy GPs – after all, GPs are overwhelmingly opposed to the bill that has created this situation.
