Sentence examples for particularly untrue from inspiring English sources
"This is particularly untrue for Scotland, which still maintains a relatively strong and diverse graduate jobs market, albeit one quite concentrated in Glasgow, Edinburgh and Aberdeen.
She currently doesn't have what you or I would call a "job," she hasn't run for any elected office in five years, and she's only in the news when she says something that's particularly strange and/or untrue.
The presupposition that only specific effects are valuable is untrue, particularly from the patient's perception.
When I spoke out I did not consider I had said anything untrue or particularly negative about Lesley.
We won't get a Labour government elected by telling people the last Labour government was rubbish, particularly because it's untrue," he said, speaking at a rally for Lewis's campaign.
The discrepancy between observed and expected values can be ascribed to the fact that the poisson expectation assumes equal gene length sequence for all genes, a clearly untrue assumption, particularly for the human genome.
"She has been particularly distressed by the wholly untrue allegation made by some that she was in some way complicit with the release of the footage.
This may be true for men, but it is frequently untrue for women, particularly in conservative Christian communities.
"Untrue, untrue," he mutters.
