Sentence examples for very untrue from inspiring English sources

In a follow-up article today, Berman wrote that Anderson called him to say it was "very untrue" that he was never around.

Before moving to the area she had heard Waterloo was "a dreadful neighbourhood and nobody would want to live here", she says, acknowledging the estate's troubled reputation regarding drugs, "but it turned out to be very untrue".

I find a lot of what the other side is saying very untrue and hurtful.

He added: "Sponsorship seemed to dry up and disappear post-Games which was interesting because you win an Olympic title and everyone expects you to be a millionaire, which is very untrue in my case anyway, and to have endorsements thrown at you and that hasn't happened.

"After a day of innocent house-hunting, I am devastated and my heart hurts that my former very good friend, a person I used to call my 'wifey' and traveled the world with, is making very public and very untrue allegations about me on Twitter.

One thing that she said stuck in my mind because it seems very, very untrue, but I have no idea how to fact check it: She claimed that the crime rate had dropped by 50percentt in Colombia after the foundation had provided the country's police with their educational materials.

The problem is that these stories are very often untrue.

That's very much untrue," he said of the FBI.

The land, he says, actually belongs to the state of Nevada a claim that is very obviously untrue.

Very generous, but untrue.

To call them amateurs and to use the language that was used against the club and myself was inappropriate to say the very least, and untrue.