Sentence examples for untrue version from inspiring English sources

Above all, one dispute remains heatedly alive: did Karl Popper later publish an untrue version of what happened?

Yet for all the appeal of a parliamentary fight club that answers false rhetoric with spontaneous aggression (we now know Maudling was supporting an untrue version of events), it is of course a slippery slope to civil disaster.

Lest there be any doubt, the Telegraph then upped the stakes with dramatic claims that Mr Blair's communications chief, Alastair Campbell, had deliberately lied, had tried to destroy journalists' reputations, had induced civil servants to support his lie and had bullied officials to support "his untrue version of events".

Read Alex's no-doubt skewed and untrue version of events here.

Others, including the major newspaper I used to write for, took the story without researching it and published an untrue version.

If these works, among others, were helping to inscribe the story of AIDS, they were telling radically different (and sometimes untrue) versions of that story.

"Of course, their version is untrue".

This version of events, while not untrue, lets the west off the hook far too easily.

Her lawyers say the prosecution's dramatic version of the shooting is untrue.

I'm reminded of the time BBC reporters enthusiastically pushed the Met's version of events (later proved untrue) at G20 protests.

(Githere told HuffPost this version of the story is untrue and that Petros-Gouin didn't interact with a black bouncer).  .