Sentence examples for slightly false from inspiring English sources

"It is slightly false to say walking is as good as going to the gym.

Is it union?" Paul admitted that it was, and Rick inhaled with a show — slightly false, Paul felt — of admiration.

I struggled, though, with David Mitchell's "Cloud Atlas" and Kazuo Ishiguro's "The Unconsoled," both of which contain musical details that ring slightly false to me.

"We do possibly create a slightly false impression that, everywhere you go, there's a fish that wants to bite your leg off," he said.

I have seen shows that juxtaposed him with Turner, Whistler and Cy Twombly, always with the same result – Monet makes all other art seem slightly false.

There is scope for heroism then but the image of Ince channelling his inner Terry Butcher gives a slightly false impression of that night 18 years ago at the Stadio Olimpico.

As one is to expect a slightly higher false positive rate, one also can expect a much lower false negative rate with the novel approach we have taken for scoring HMMerThread hits.

A slightly curved false ceiling has been installed for greater intimacy and to suggest, along with fake post and beams at one end, a country inn or taverna.

Indeed, a slightly higher false positive rate could be considered an advantage when using the model output as a compound triage tool for deleterious safety effects.

It was at least 50-50 – and it might be slightly more false than real.

The rate of intrusions in recall is low in the intact model, with slightly more false alarms in recognition.