Sentence examples for untrue since from inspiring English sources

This is not untrue, since these children of privilege attend the best international schools in Phnom Penh, and are often sent abroad for expensive degrees.

This was entirely untrue, since as far back as I can remember she'd blamed a large portion of her troubles on her hometown as well as on her mother.

But the other side does not want it.' Though this may be true of Omarska, it is generally untrue, since a camp we visited on the outskirts of Sarajevo has been established solely for the purpose of swapping Muslim captives for Serbs.

This is patently untrue, since according to a survey for the Royal College of GPs barely 30% agree that the expanded model of GP commissioning can improve healthcare outcomes, and a mere 20% of GPs think the plans as a whole will result in better care.

But we think that such assertions were systematically untrue, since there is no phlogiston.

That's a little bit untrue, since they'll be hosted by Google and will have the advantage of Google's hefty PageRank to lift them in search results.

This is untrue, but since the black hair may be more visible on light surfaces, this "nuisance factor" is yet another reason people don't adopt black dogs.

But the head of the AFL motion picture unions in Hollywood, Roy Brewer, had condemned it as untrue communist propaganda, since there were no gangsters on the Brooklyn waterfront.

We now know that this was flatly untrue; even BP has since conceded that it did not have the "tool kit" to stop the spill or even contain it.

This is true and untrue at the same time, since in reality there are no scarce resources; we just make them scarce.

Literally correct, but substantively untrue, as Doug Grow points out, since the city "worked mightily to push for a $14 million state bond" to help finance the much-needed renovations to Orchestra Hall and deferred other public-works projects to give the orchestra more breathing room.