Sentence examples similar to phrases false from inspiring English sources
The phrase "false dice" is a sufficiently Shakespearean ribald double-entendre to suggest Whedon's interpretation.
The phrase "false rape claim" was not used in that statement.
The phrase "false nine" has come to refer to players in that central, attacking role who do not act like conventional strikers.
It was a goal for which the phrase "false dawn" was invented.
When was the last time -- other than a network showing of Charlton Heston as Moses in Cecil B. Demille's The Ten Commandments -- that the phrase "false idol" was broadcast around the country? 2. How did a political candidate become confident in deciding which religious symbols should be rejected as false?
The struggle to have a qualified person elected president has gone on too long for it to be reduced to catch phrases and false syllogisms.
Moreover, all the remaining phrases are false, and hence the second one is true, contradiction.
Then the first phrase is false, i.e., one of the following phrases is true, and a contradiction is reached as for the first.
A purely linguistic analogue is: "This phrase is false".
If the criteria are not met, the phrase is false and will not be printed.
