Sentence examples for seem false from inspiring English sources

But to those who know Creasy, it doesn't seem false.

It is too often sentimental, rhetorical, and homiletic, and it rests on what seem false premises.

Mr. Gore made it seem false, even if it was genuine.

Because Picasso's art is actually his diary, imitation can only seem false.

Yet here such observations seem false, jimmied in for gratuitous dramatic echoes.

If those lapses seem false, it's because the voices in Leonard's writing are otherwise so perfectly in character.

On second reading, it seemed false.

The populism seemed false to him.

The show, which seems false and awkward in the city, seems more at home out West.

No one could call Ms. Lavin's tireless performance low-key, and yet it never seems false.

"The result seems false to me, exaggerated," reflected Roma manager Luciano Spalletti afterwards.