untrue造句

This assertion is likely untrue.

The story was fabricated and completely untrue.

He exclaimed that it was untrue.

She assured the White House that the smears were untrue.

But perhaps people tell him things that are untrue.

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

That is, of course, untrue: lots of books form important lore for developers.

Ill-equipped to evaluate these claims, the reader suspects they are at least partially untrue.

It was an absurd and untrue story, but Brown and Bossie peddled it hard.

You are a liar. Most of what your inner voice tells you is simply untrue.

To the untrue man, the whole universe is false - it is impalpable - it shrinks to nothing within his grasp.

"I have been in great pain because of the unjust campaigns and untrue allegations targeting myself and my family," he said.

You do not have to disqualify distros on the premises of being "too simple" or "dumbed down" simply because such propositions are untrue.

The goal isn’t to put words into your former colleague’s mouth or to co-opt her into vouching for you in an untrue or disingenuous manner;

Having been constructed in a self-pitying rage, there are gaps between the logs, untrue angles, a doorframe angrily nailed to the outside.

The book's celebrated double ending meant that for a long time it was considered unfilmable, until Harold Pinter's screenplay of 1981 proved this to be magnificently untrue.

Almost everything else in this murky area -- like the stories told in the Bible -- is myth(os), but this doesn't mean it's either true or untrue, believable or incredible.

I was told donors needed a week's holiday and huge meals to recover from giving 200 ml of blood in China. Unfortunately this is untrue, and it would be cheating your employer to take time off work!

Last week shares in a broker soared when it hinted it had agreed on a link-up with Wall Street's mighty Goldman Sachs, then plunged when this proved untrue.