Sentence examples for suggesting falsely from inspiring English sources

Some landlords have discouraged tenants from applying, saying the buildings were ineligible, Mr. Frazer said, or suggesting, falsely, that loft law status would drive rents up.

Khan described as a "bloody nightmare" rumours suggesting falsely that she had obtained a gagging order to prevent publication of "intimate photos" of herself and the TV presenter Jeremy Clarkson.

A baseline elevated aPTT related to DIC can rise to much higher values under DTI therapy, potentially suggesting, falsely, that the patient is over-anticoagulated and making the monitoring particularly difficult.

Reports suggested, falsely, that the medal had been awarded to the U-boat crew.

Handbills suggested falsely that the Government had plans to expel all Pathans from the city.

It suggests, falsely, that he was an adviser to the Hanoi government.

Other reports in the Guatemalan press suggested, falsely, that Castresana was under investigation at the U.N. for ethical misconduct.

At one point, the police took Ms. Musawi's mother away and threw ripped pieces of her son's shirt on the floor to suggest (falsely) that he had been killed.

A viral post spread by some Clinton backers, including actress Debra Messing, suggested — falsely — that the Justice Department was "tallying calls" from people who wanted an audit of the 2016 election and urged people to make their displeasure known.

Before running for president, his most recent involvement in politics was to suggest, falsely, that President Obama was not a U.S. citizen, a claim it took years for him to abandon.

"His comment suggested — falsely — that a report released by U.S. intelligence agencies in January had ruled out any impact that could be attributed to a covert Russian interference campaign that involved leaks of tens of thousands of stolen emails, the flooding of social media sites with false claims and the purchase of ads on Facebook". — McCain suggests White House subpoena.