Sentence examples for reported falsely from inspiring English sources

It reported, falsely, that she lived in an affluent county to the south, which would have made her ineligible for her office.

Neglecting until too late to mention civilian deaths, they also reported, falsely, that America had offered to send troops to protect Christians.

It's hard to imagine what the flamboyant British shipping heiress Nancy Cunard — who sparked a public frenzy in 1932 when it was reported (falsely) that she was holed up in a New York hotel with Paul Robeson — would find to say to Lillian E. Wood, a spinster Tennessee schoolteacher whose anti-lynching novel "Let My People Go" drew respectful notice in Harlem.

For I do naught that deserves censure, and I care not for what is reported falsely.

Yesterday the Associated Press reported, falsely, that Chávez had five months ago been "urging world leaders to back their [the FARC's] armed struggle".

In contrast, several studies reported falsely increased PCT levels in patients receiving T-cell antibodies.

State organs also incited Muslim anger by reporting, falsely, that America's secretary of state, Hillary Clinton, had offered to send troops to protect Coptic churches.

I remember horrible Nancy Grace reporting falsely that our neighborhood was under 14 feet of water when in fact ours was one of the only neighborhoods to remain dry.

Systems that utilize GDH-PQQ test strips may therefore report falsely elevated glucose readings in blood samples from patients treated with agents containing or metabolized to these sugars.

The evidence from this study also suggests that the interpretation of prevalence of TDRM in population-based surveillance should be used with caution to avoid reporting falsely elevated TDR prevalence in the population.

At 1 07 p.m. on April 23, a hijacked AP Twitter account falsely reported an attack on the White House.