Sentence examples for sense of false from inspiring English sources

"The state aid provided a sense of false security which prevented the press from reforming itself".

There is also a sense of false advertising in the exhibition's title.

Dyer calls Jones "Elvin," calls Coltrane "Trane"; this sense of false intimacy is significant.

But perhaps this just gives us a sense of false precision.

What parents want their child taught a sense of inferiority, or a sense of false superiority?

That's what I saw in the yes campaign during the independence referendum: a sense of false hope," she said.

Possible ways to get a sense of false-positive rates might be to repeat the search using shuffled or random aptamer sequences (the reverse, i.e. genome shuffling, may be trickier as intron-exon structure and CDS integrity would need to be retained).

However, this procedure may lead to a false sense of safety since false-negative biopsy results have been reported (Dieckmann et al, 1993, 1999, 2002).

KW: But doesn't it create a false sense of self, and a false sense of what is community?

They discussed the disappearance of the stripers and the good sense of fishing for false albacore.

It gives the segregator a false sense of superiority and the segregated a false sense of inferiority".