Sentence examples for which proved false from inspiring English sources

He also passed along tips to journalists, some of which proved false.

The report, which proved false, was kept a tight secret so as not to panic New Yorkers.

To the contrary, shortly after his arrest in July, he phoned Waterbury's acting mayor collect from federal prison with the prediction -- which proved false -- that he would be back at work within a few days.

Then, once the white iPhone finally reared its said-to-be fat head, reviewers had a field day claiming the smartphone was thicker than its black counterpart, which proved false.

While there are some allegations which prove false, there are misconceptions about the extent of them.

The goal for him is not to escape ideology all together but to locate its cracks and points of failure, the exceptions which prove false ideology's claims.

Hints of recovery in Ireland (which proved a false dawn)?

The BBC report was a major embarrassment for Mr. Blair, who had argued that Saddam Hussein posed a substantial threat to Britain's national security because he had unconventional weapons, which later proved false.

Jeremiah Harvey, the 9-year-old boy accused of groping a woman at a Brooklyn convenience store last week, told "Good Morning America" that he was deeply embarrassed by the allegation, which was proved false.

How can Japan can set the agenda on this?And I'd like to start with the issue of "comfort women", because you spoke to the Sankei Shimbun just this week about the scandal of the late soldier Yoshida and his testimony, which proved to be false.

On Thursday afternoon the streets near the Oscar venue were in lockdown after a suspected bomb threat which proved to be false.