Sentence examples for there was something false from inspiring English sources

She also thought there was something false about Mr. Strauss-Kahn, too, she said.

Anyway, at the time you said (and I came to agree, like, two minutes after you said it) that there was something false about the ending of that version.

There's something false about it.

We count because homes count, because without them there is something false and unreal about a society's claim to be civilized.

Horton Scale score: 4. Gingrich won South Carolina in part because he made a convincing case for being the "true conservative" in the race, and this ad captures the sense that there is something false about Romney's embrace of the pro-life mission.

"Confidence is important," he said, "But ego is something false.

With a false transcript (there was something of the con man in him), he got into Brown University, where he met his future brother-in-law, S. J. Perelman, and also Quentin Reynolds, who, when he became a journalist, happened to show West some letters written to his paper's "lovelorn" columnist.

The county clerk, Elaine Flynn, said the mask could give the public a false impression that there was something seriously wrong with the office's air, or with Ms. Sardone.

There was something there, something unexpected.

There was something wrong".

There was something else.