Sentence examples for really untrue from inspiring English sources

"That's starting to be really untrue.

Is a fashionista who replicates the first lady's clean-cut bob really being untrue to herself? "I am who I am regardless of how I wear my hair," said Tywana Smith, an owner of Treasured Locks, a Web site devoted to upkeep for relaxed and natural hair.

Was such a statement really as grossly untrue as it seemed?

I understand this to be very convenient for Protestant nations to believe in, but it really is an untrue cliché.

Some really hurtful and untrue comments are often thrown around, and it's time to remove them from the conversation about what extended breastfeeding is really like and why parents do it.

"There has been so much written and said about me that was untrue it really hurt at times".

It isn't just a matter of people believing something untrue; they really want to believe it and as psychoanalysts have known for a while, the false things we believe are often more important than the true ones.

First, the 41 megapixel figure is really misrepresentative, not to say untrue.

I was astonished to discover how untrue my fears really were.

If that part of the story is untrue, can Santa really see you when you're sleeping?

It's no small secret that the United States government owns and operates a secret military base on the moon— it's no secret, at all, really, because it's completely untrue.