Sentence examples for rather false from inspiring English sources

It's a rather false analogy.

"It is the shortage of supply which has given the rather false impression of a buoyant market," Ms. Hewlett said.

A combination of second-season syndrome for Laudrup and participation in the Europa League are possible culprits for Swansea's decline, and perhaps, fifteenth place reflects a rather false assessment of what the Dane's squad is capable of.

Some of the successful attempts were not true identity thefts, but rather false entries on my credit file to people with similar names but different addresses -- clearly, not me.

"Mortgages have remained at their lowest level for over two decades, which has resulted in fewer properties coming to the market, and it is the shortage of supply that has given the rather false impression of a buoyant market," she said.

So E1 is false: it is not indeterminate but rather false that Theseus II = the mended ship.

(Why say "untrue" rather than "false"? See section 4 below).

On balance, epidemiologic research that involves misclassified exposure data has an inherent bias toward false-negative rather than false-positive findings, contrary to the arguments of Boffetta et al. (2008).

We are aware of no data to suggest that peripherally induced inflammation can impair memory at such a short latency, and if this were the case, it would increase the risk of false-negative rather than false-positive findings.

The most useful aspect of "The Central Park Five" may not be its analysis of racism, but rather of false confessions.

Rather than false accusations, what should really chill us is this: in most cases in Britain in 2014, to rape is to get away with it.