Sentence examples for what a false from inspiring English sources

The picture reminds us just what a false sense of intimacy we, the regular citizens of the world, have forged with celebrity culture.

-- "Is it possible to stand up to Trump, make clear what a false prophet he is and somehow come across as an even less endurable narcissist?

Everyone knows what a false economy is: you make a shortsighted saving which only serves to postpone the agony and leads to the need for greater expenditure in the future.

But what a false memory this is, and how sadly it epitomises our constant plummet into the cultural depths and strange refusal to acknowledge a more idealistic side to modern Britain.

In Thrive, Richard Layard and David Clark set out to show how urgently we need to improve mental health provision, and what a false economy it is to try to save money by cutting back on, and refusing to fund, enough services for the mentally ill.

However, on his pluralist account of signification it is anodyne, for some of what a false proposition signifies may obtain, other things not — that's why it's false.

I thought about what Khudr had just said, and wondered: If Hassan's is a true story, then what would a false one look like?

"What I've been trying to do, and I think I've done it rather well, is bring the persona – or what was a false persona in the beginning – and me together.

"What is a false shuffle?

(That procedure was performed in response to what was a false diagnosis of cancer).

"Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel are very satisfied with this categoric retraction of what was a false and unfounded story, together with the comprehensive apology from Bauer Consumer Media, the publishers of Heat magazine," Tweed said.