Sentence examples for was probably not true from inspiring English sources

That first became obvious as public health experts struggled to unravel the medical side of this unfolding mystery, only to find that much of what they thought they knew about the disease was probably not true.

At the Augusta Masters earlier this year, the roly-poly doyen of golf commentary claimed to be "slightly less avoirdupois" than Pavarotti, which I was forced to reveal was probably not true given that the late great tenor had died two years previously.

Robert G. Blakey, the chief counsel for the House Select Committee on Assassinations HSCAA) concluded that it was likely that a handful of Dallas police officers came up with the story of Ruby gaining access via a garage ramp for damage-control purposes, and that it was probably not true.

It is probably not true that most do.

That's probably not true, according to scientists.

The rumour that Madonna will be there this year is probably not true, though.

Even one of his lawyers concedes that his story is probably not true.

I'd like to think most of the day but that's probably not true.

We know that's probably not true and we're going to fund a major flagship project to explore that".

But that's rarely true, and it's probably not true of the rousing, spiffily acted "Treasure Island" now at the Irondale Center in Brooklyn.

Florida's argument that health care is also good for the national balance sheet sounds good, but is probably not true.