that's untrue

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

David Karpf, an associate professor at George Washington University who studies the political use of data, calls the firm's claim to have special psychometric powers "a marketing pitch" that's "untrue".

"No, that's untrue," Mr. Tortora said.

To prove that's untrue, I plan to make a big bonfire out of £20 notes and dance around it down the library, when they shut it down for lack of funds.

"Obviously you have to have a positive reaction to the comments," said Marshall Front, chairman of Front Barnett Associates, a Chicago-based invesment couseling firm, "because he's not going to intentionally say someing that's untrue or deceptive, or else he'd end up in serious trouble".

He knows that's untrue, but he has the audacity to ignore history and make a comment so ludicrous it should curl your hair.

Trump has said the national murder rate is the highest it has been in nearly a half-century ― a claim that's untrue.

But she said in an interview that was untrue.

There is nothing in it that is untrue," Ioffe said.

"People will say things that are untrue and harsh," she added.

They have put words in your mouth that are untrue".

Anything else would be speculation that is untrue".