Sentence examples for would be untrue from inspiring English sources
"If I didn't I would be untrue to everything," the 53-year-old said.
It would be untrue to say such divisions do not exist within the comics industry itself.
It would be untrue to say no one has felt deflated, or worried.
"But the alternative of not doing it would be untrue to myself".
But their narratives aren't linear; that would be untrue to their view of how experience plays out.
And I'd be untrue to myself if I didn't mention "You've Got Mail".
And I'd be untrue to myself if I didn't mention "You've Got Mail". When it came out, I was living in a sublet a divorcée's apartment near the East River and I saw it by myself at Lincoln Center a perfectly curated New York experience.
Apart from it being impossible to create a message or solution that caters to everyone on the planet, it'd be untrue to you.
That would simply be untrue".
Mr Larison thinks that, since the invasion was in fact, on his view, an idiotic spasm of overweening neo-conservative aggression and incompetence, depicting it as anything else would simply be untrue to the record and essentially be an attempt to deflect blame from advocates of the war.
