Sentence examples for unequivocally false from inspiring English sources

Fisher called that charge "unequivocally false".

The recent story in Businessweek contained reckless accusations and baseless speculations that are unequivocally false.

The crucial point here, however, isn't just that Cantor said something unequivocally false.

"The fee figures of $5 million to $10 million are absolutely and unequivocally false," he said through a spokesman, referring to figures being repeated by other lawyers.

Among the many baseless accusations, to allege that I am working with the league for my personal gain is unequivocally false.

Let us state this unequivocally: false equivalency – the practice of giving equal media time and space to demonstrably invalid positions for the sake of supposed reportorial balance – is dishonest, pernicious and cowardly.

But as I said, Mr. Christie talks a good (and very loud) game about his willingness to make tough choices, making big claims about spending cuts — claims, by the way, that PolitiFact has unequivocally declared false.

But while Facebook is willing to demote the News Feed prominence of a news story that's unequivocally established as false by third parties, it still allows this content on its platform.

In a cease and desist letter sent to Fox executive vice president for legal & business affairs, Dianne Brandi, Jones' attorney cited the "demonstrably, unequivocally and absolutely false" statements that many commentators on the network have made about Jones since 2009 -- including that he supported 9/11, encouraged violence against police officers and had spent time in jail.

He said, "I disagree with Exelon's statement that Arnie was 'unequivocally false.' It's precisely that kind of closed or narrow mindedness that allowed Fukushima to happen".

But Charles Ogletree, a Harvard law professor who was part of Hill's legal team, has strenuously denied this claim, calling it "absolutely, unequivocally, categorically, and positively false".