Sentence examples for the false article from inspiring English sources

Bild and a few more gullible media websites ran the story, but then it quickly transpired it was a classic internet hoax: unknown individuals had managed to hack into the club's website and post the false article.

Fake news purveyors generally make money when people click on the false articles and are directed to third-party websites, the majority of which are filled with dozens of low-cost ads.

For more than two weeks, they have struggled to deal with the abusive social media comments and to protect photos of their own children, which were used in the false articles as evidence that the pizza restaurant was running a pedophilia ring.

Mina smashed that false article of faith with her dead-grim Garnethill trilogy, featuring a hard-bitten heroine who fights the social conditions that lead to the abuse of women, children and the elderly in a Glasgow slum.

One of the main writers of these false articles – these lies – says people are getting dumber, just passing fake reports around without fact checking.

Without evidence, these false articles and speciously labeled videos describe Kelley as a radical leftist sympathizer or a militant atheist.

It spells out exactly what it's hoping to avoid with these changes: Anything like the incident last year, where Google's top result in Search for "Did the Holocaust happen?" was a false article from neo-Nazi website Stormfront.

It spells out exactly what it's hoping to avoid with these changes: Anything like the incident last year, where Google's top result in Search for "Did the Holocaust happen?" was a false article from neo-Nazi website Stormfront.

But what was surprising was those who read the false balance article were even less confident about the safety of vaccines than the "vaccines-definitely-cause-autism" article.

The false BangkokInformer.com article remains the top search result for Facebook users searching for "Thailand explosion".

Mr. Trump's unexpected victory almost immediately led people to focus on whether Facebook had influenced the electorate, especially with the rise of hyperpartisan sites on the network and many examples of misinformation, such as a false article that claimed Pope Francis had endorsed Mr. Trump for president that was shared nearly a million times across the site.