Sentence examples for seem untrue from inspiring English sources

Its message may also seem untrue.

If she were to assure the woman that her desires had no bearing on anyone living in that house, her denial would seem untrue and go unheard, because the woman saw her now as the man saw her, a figure fortified by her youth and by her appeal and by her future, a time when all that she would want of life might come about.

All these arguments seem untrue.

By the time I finished, the words at the beginning seemed untrue or melodramatic.

Her slangy style, combined with frequent solecisms and awkward sentences, sometimes seems untrue to Hawthorne's fastidious artistry and smooth Latinate diction.

The old story that his sudden decline was due to progressive syphilis now seems untrue — he is thought to have had a brain tumor — but the son must surely have suspected that his father died from venereal disease.

It's plain enough that this will be a less frustrating way to explore this famously difficult game, but it seems untrue to Zelda's roots.

Coming from the pen of someone who in the past has compared homosexuality to murder, polygamy and animal abuse, and equated homosexuals with drug addicts and prostitutes, the claim not only seemed untrue, but also could be taken as a clinical sign of dissociation.

Coming from the pen of someone who in the past has compared homosexuality to murder, polygamy and animal abuse, and equated homosexuals with drug addicts and prostitutes, the claim not only seemed untrue but also could be taken as a clinical sign of dissociation.

Wolfe's claims about American fiction since 1960 seem manifestly untrue, and more untrue by the day.

This seems manifestly untrue.