Sentence examples for profoundly false from inspiring English sources

"The West and the Rest" sets up a dichotomy that is profoundly false in many ways, and of course patronising to the people he lumps together as (his word) "resterners".

The obvious riposte is that judges do participate in the endorsement and selection of advocates seeking advancement, whether to join a Treasury Panel, to become a Recorder or judge, or in an application for silk… such an analogy seems to me profoundly false; the analogy demonstrates a profound misunderstanding of the scheme.

Decades after the sexual revolution and lesbian feminism and the advent of queer theory, the is-she-or-isn't-she debate revolves around a profoundly false dichotomy.

That belief was profoundly mistaken.

In 2012 the Sun ran a front page called "The Real Truth" in which the paper announced it was "profoundly sorry for false reports".

Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] GelbardSIR – I was shocked and profoundly embarrassed by the utterly false statement made against me in your article on the International Commission Against Impunity in Guatemala (CICIG) ("Parachuting in the prosecutors", October 15th).

In fact, these are not merely false propositions, but profoundly, abjectly so.

Therefore, we assumed that a combination of methods profoundly mitigates the problem of picking up false positives and negatives and only accounted for potential interactions that at least were predicted by two algorithmically different methods.

"The stories in the media are completely false, and I am profoundly disappointed by the circulation of such personal and inaccurate information," said Dr. Hawking, who is hospitalized in Cambridge with pneumonia.

But the profoundly embarrassing truth was that the story was false.

They are, however, somewhere between profoundly controversial in their own right and flatly empirically false.