Sentence examples for possibly false from inspiring English sources

For instance, mixing in alethic notions generates the possible liar:  Is 'This statement is possibly false' true? (Post 1970) (If  it is false, then it is false that it is possibly false. What cannot possibly be false is necessarily true. But if it is necessarily true, then it cannot be possibly false).

One federal law-enforcement official said investigators were looking for "maintenance records and possibly false statements about maintenance records".

Democratic candidates push a possibly false Halliburton story regarding the awarding of contracts for Iraqi reconstruction because it is so believable.

Müller is also resistant to forms of order that provoke an automatic and possibly false response; "The Appointment" is a book whose plot is not so much convoluted as it is devoid of apparent direction.

" Hell, I thought, I'm not hangin around here, case she changes her damn mind... " The next known sighting of Ms Bailey Rae had her pulling her own (possibly false) nails out, and throwing them on the floor before changing direction and trespassing on property, marauding into someone's back yard.

(Another dispute over possibly false credits caused The Hollywood Reporter to put one of its popular columnists, George Christy, on hiatus last week while it investigated charges that he accepted bogus acting credits for films in which he did not appear so he would qualify for union health benefits).

This means that there was no information about possibly false-negative exams in the patients with normal HSG exams.

However, if we examine the individual histograms and scatter plots, shown in Supporting Information Figure 7, we notice that the level of leakage is not significant and stems primarily from few, possibly false-positive, events thereby confirming our hypothesis.

The RT-LAMP assay in this study gave possibly six false negative and one false positive results.

The carpenter is said to have confessed to building wood housing, possibly a false floor, to conceal the bomb.

Business leaders wrote in their report that asset smoothing "cannot possibly justify false reporting" of the state's pension shortfall.