Sentence examples for profoundly untrue from inspiring English sources

"So you'd be prepared to say there was personal and emotional incompatibility?" It seemed profoundly untrue, but Richard nodded.

"There have been some deeply hurtful and profoundly untrue allegations made against my father," who died in 2010, Cameron said.

British Prime Minister David Cameron lashed out Monday at what he called "deeply hurtful and profoundly untrue" claims about his late father's financial arrangements.

The report says official claims that whaling is a historical and cultural necessity are "profoundly and increasingly untrue".

She said it was "categorically untrue and profoundly distressing and utterly offensive on every level".

They're true and they're also untrue, and profoundly distorting.

She said: "It is entirely and categorically untrue, also profoundly distressing and utterly offensive on every level.

Hunt said the suggestion that she hated women as "categorically untrue and profoundly distressing and utterly offensive on every level".

Hunt responded that such claims were "entirely and categorically untrue, also profoundly distressing and utterly offensive on every level".

She described the suggestion that she hated women as "categorically untrue and profoundly distressing and utterly offensive on every level".

Responding to this claim today, Hunt said it was "categorically untrue and profoundly distressing and utterly offensive on every level" to suggest she hated women.