Sentence examples for which are untrue from inspiring English sources

There were a lot of things said about why I left, most of which are untrue.

Rather, we come equipped with all sorts of naïve intuitions about the world, many of which are untrue.

A spokesman for the mission in Sierra Leone, Philip Windslow, said Mr. Sankoh had "stated categorically that he is not holding anybody and, furthermore, he has stated that the U.N. people started the fighting, both statements which are untrue".

Given the Armenians' antipathy toward Turkey, these reports - which are untrue - have produced anti-NATO sentiment.

Mainstream news organizations have stated everything from the "fact" that Nash was gay and an adulterer to the "fact" that he was a bad father and a bigot--all of which are untrue.

The third reason this bigoted rhetoric is regrettable is because it may fuel stereotypes about America in the rest of the world which are untrue, harmful to this country, and harmful to the fundamental principles on which this experiment in self-rule stands.

"Emptiness is a thing man cannot bring himself to believe in: that which is not, is untrue; that which is untrue, is not.

To refute the charge which was untrue, Mr. H. read all of Strachey.

The police department said publicly that Christopher had a lengthy criminal history, which was untrue.

Ministers once said they personally authorised all phone-taps, which was untrue.

It makes me feel bad, as if I'm no one, which is untrue.