Sentence examples for sort of false from inspiring English sources

The first is sort of false.

Any sort of false statement in these contexts would be a federal crime.

"This idea of a Rose Garden strategy is sort of false," Mr. Dowd said.

"Who out there, woman or man, hasn't felt that they've taken on some sort of false role in life?" she asked.

Most will also have a ready-made argument for why it was inevitable that Mitt Romney, or Barack Obama, won — displaying the sort of false, after-the-fact "foresight" that psychologists call hindsight bias.

It's easy for the malefactors in Albany to get elected to a convention, and it can be hijacked by the sort of false populism that has paralyzed the California government — ideas like endless voter referenda and supermajorities for tax increases.

I always wonder about what the people responsible for these sorts of false alarms think afterwards.

All sorts of false rumors appear on the Internet — that the swine flu vaccine is made from African green monkeys, for example.

The internet has produced similarities with 19th-century newspapers, in the sense that intense competition between media and the dodgy echo chamber that is the internet means all sorts of false reports get posted.

Noting again that the Indian press was reporting all sorts of false information, including reports of troop mobilization, cuts in air/rail links and suggestions that ambassadors had been recalled, Qureshi asked the diplomatic corps to use its influence and restraint to calm the situation.

As for the Second Puzzle, Plato deploys this to show how empiricism has the disabling drawback that it turns an outrageous sophistical argument into a valid disproof of the possibility of at least some sorts of false belief.