Sentence examples for somewhat falsely from inspiring English sources

Of the Times piece, he said, "What may have been somewhat falsely conveyed in that was that I wanted only to populate the stage of the Met in the future with beautiful, svelte singers.... What I'm interested in is finding great artists.

Allie Jones made a fair assessment on The Cut, noting that Affleck's Oscar campaign has billed him (somewhat falsely) as a quiet Hollywood outsider whose seriousness denied him top-tier stardom.

It's two decades and more since we learnt of the fate of the Queen Mother's nieces, Katherine and Nerissa Bowes-Lyon who, both born somewhat retarded, were first covertly immured in a mental institution and then falsely reported - via the agency of Burke's Peerage - as having died.

His behaviour, as it emerges from Yossarian Slept Here, seems somewhat tricky to excuse: he had repeated affairs, then, when confronted by Erica, falsely claimed that his wife, Shirley, was hallucinating, deluded, and needed psychiatric help.

These included vote-rigging, channelling grants to fellow residents of Bangladeshi descent for electoral gain, bringing the somewhat arcane concept of "undue spiritual influence" to bear on the borough's many Muslim electors and falsely calling Labour candidate John Biggs a racist.

Falsely accusing the staff".

Twenty people were falsely convicted.

People can be falsely arrested.

He is not falsely humble.

Falsely accused, I might add.

The letter falsely said A.T.F.