Sentence examples for that is utterly false from inspiring English sources

"This is a notion that is utterly false and to our thinking repugnant," wrote Rabbi Dr Naftali Brawer, of one of the largest and youngest Jewish United Synagogue congregations in the country at Borehamwood yesterday in response to the Supreme Court decision.

"That is utterly false, utterly, utterly false," Rudd – interviewed separately – replies.

Take that Wall Street Journal front-page article about, like, 'The FBI is closing in.' That is utterly false.

Some American officials said that Mr. Mansour was subsequently removed from that assignment, but a spokesman for Al Jazeera in Qatar, Jihad Ballout, said that was "utterly false".

He wants knowledge that is utterly indefeasible.

Set aside the minor point that these voters are critical to winning government: the sober reality is that it is utterly false to suggest that Labour can't appeal to both the centre and our traditional base as Tony Blair and Gordon Brown have proved these past 10 years.

The harm done by Formosa lies in this,— that the character is utterly false, false to human nature and false to London life.

That is absolutely false.

Of course, that read of the situation is utterly false, and speaks solely to the fact that the media simply could no longer ignore its popularity.

Bob Moser, writing for the Southern Poverty Law Center, says the book was promoted by anti-gay groups and that historians agree its premise is "utterly false".

It blocks deep insecurity by giving the mind a "solution" that feels convincing even though it is utterly false: the more I worry, the safer I will be.