Sentence examples for that proved untrue from inspiring English sources
The fake news feed where the post appeared, Sky Breaking News, in the past has spread other celebrity death reports that proved untrue.
"God forgives those who invent what they need," someone says in "The Little Foxes" — an epigram that proved untrue in Hellman's case.
Case in point: On Saint Patrick's Day, Trump quoted what he referred to as an "Irish proverb," saying, "Always remember to forget the friends that proved untrue.
That proved untrue, as even when we did get back on course, we went directly through the traffic we were supposedly trying to avoid.
That proved untrue less than two months later, when Facebook revealed it had, in fact, been paid around $100,000 to push Kremlin-linked ads aimed at "amplifying divisive social and political messages across the ideological spectrum".
Last week shares in a broker soared when it hinted it had agreed on a link-up with Wall Street's mighty Goldman Sachs, then plunged when this proved untrue.The popular embrace of share-trading is all the more remarkable given that the stockmarket did not exist until seven years ago.
Trump's camp has maintained that contact between the campaign and Russia was inconsequential and in some cases nonexistent, a claim that has proved untrue.
But as we got back to the daily grind of military life, this proved untrue.
On Sunday, it was reported that Sony would release "The Interview" via Crackle, the streaming video service the company owns, but that speculation proved untrue.
The report, based on an F.B.I. memo at the time of the investigation, said the journalist had told the bureau that his source had information that the bombing was sponsored by Iraqi Special Services (which proved untrue) and that, a year later, he revealed the name of his source — a breach of journalistic ethics.
