Sentence examples for right and false from inspiring English sources

Remarks Appears (without family relationship, if any, indicated) twice in chapel relief in tomb of Iteti (owner of G 7391), north wall (second register, kneeling, top row, last figure on right), and false door (Turin S.1843) of Iteti, south inner jamb (bottom register); relief in situ and false door found in situ in east face of G 7391.

Remarks Appears (without family relationship, if any, indicated) twice in chapel relief in tomb of Iteti (owner of G 7391), west wall (third register, second figure from right), and false door (Turin S.1843) of Iteti, south outer jamb (second register, carrying bird), identified as [jmj-r Hmw-kA] overseer of ka-priests; relief in situ and false door found in situ in east face of G 7391.

Figure 3 Cumulative false acceptance (right) and false rejection (left).

Rather, the goal is the destruction of Israel as a Jewish state, exploiting the rhetoric of human rights and false apartheid analogies to demonize and isolate Israel.

In a big win for free speech, the California Court of Appeal has rejected Olivia de Havilland's right of publicity and false light claims against FX.

And when he decides to leave Hartford, allowing Cathy and her fellow-whites to reëstablish their misguided sense of right and wrong and false permanence, you wonder if Raymond ever had the heart or the balls to stay.

Third, the left prefrontal cortex was activated during pretending to know relative to correct rejection and false recognition, whereas the right anterior hippocampus was activated during false recognition relative to correct rejection and pretending to know.

'He's a jerk and a hypocrite and didn't treat us right and he was false in all of his dealings,' said one former worker.

But if he's a political force, then he's a jerk and a hypocrite and he didn't treat us right and he was false in all of his dealings".

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

And it's no use to argue that one religion is right and the others false, for there's no consistent interpretation of morality -- not even of central commandments such as "Thou Shalt Not Kill" -- within any major religion.