Sentences with phrase «quite untrue»

It is quite untrue to say that «faux» things are always inferior to the real deal.

That's not a very accurate summation of the holding, and the claim that no lawyer will take those cases is quite untrue.

As to «the smaller the firm, the less likely they have the resources and skills to properly manage servers and databases, and the more likely they will be a candidate for a data disaster», this can be true of law firms, but it is quite untrue of software firms whoe are creating the programs we're interested in using.

It is both quite untrue and and a deliberate diversion from the question.

In just a few dozen pages, Dubner and Levitt manage to repeat the myth that the scientific consensus in the 1970s predicted global cooling (quite untrue), imply that climatologists are unaware of the existence of water vapor (no, they're quite aware), and traffic in the elementary misconception that CO2 hasn't historically driven temperature increases (RealClimate has a good article to help with their confusion).

This is actually quite untrue.

This is quite untrue.

A few episodes in, Parker's fed - up wife Eileen (played by Chloe Pirrie) 86 - es their marriage, in spite of pleas by the royal family's fixers — giving way to a scandal spectaculaire that required Michael to resign and inspired the Palace to issue a rare statement on the queen's marriage: «It is quite untrue that there is any rift between the Queen and the Duke.»

However, this is quite untrue now, as you can see.

So the reputation of yeast supplements as a completely natural source of B vitamins is actually quite untrue.

18 months ago that would have been quite untrue!

It's quite untrue to say there was a deal or I made the decision.»

There are so many options out there for crib bedding, and it's easy to get carried away, thinking you need everything that you have on your bed in your baby's crib, which is quite untrue.

Quite untrue.

In the case of Mancity being invincible and can cope with the lost of any player is quite untrue, is noticed that when company or toure is not playing mancity tend to be a lot weaker, and that has been seen in many games for the past 2 years.

Chief executive Ivan Yes - Man emphasised this point: «It is quite untrue that we are sitting on a huge cash pile for some unspecified reason.

One might quibble over whether that was ever true in most countries, but it is quite untrue in this era of retirement accounts and mutual funds.

Of course, if we are Just quite comfortable we protest against such pessimistic out - look which wants to take away our joy in life (which is quite untrue); when we are vigorous in body and soul we refuse to believe that this will not last for ever.

Not exact matches

Those who think that the only knowledge worth anything is scientific knowledge are quite apt to dismiss the Bible as irrelevant and untrue.

But what I really object to is that what he said was quite simply untrue, and he must have known it was untrue.

So, in a way, thinking that squatting with a limited range of motion is safer and brings about the same benefits is untrue and quite honestly, pretty dumb.

Michael, your «look at the most expensive books first» approach is insulting to people who can't afford those books, and, quite frankly, flat out untrue in terms of being a reliable assessor of «good books.»

My point was that even though it is (with a bit of torturing) not untrue to say «there has been cooling for quite a while» it still allows for the upward trend to continue (obviously) but also that over the cooling period, the longer term rate of warming MAY BE INCREASING.

As for «one fact only», it is a ridiculous fallacy and quite obviously untrue.

Quite aside from the matter of a Greenpeace author assessing his own work, the above assertion — one that was widely covered in the world press — appears to be untrue based on my reading of the report itself to date.

However, for the present point, the issue is quite different and has never been confronted by Mannians: the discrepancy between reconstructions with bristlecones and without bristlecones means that the representation that the reconstruction was «robust» to the presence / absence of all dendroclimatic indicators is untrue.

There is quite a bit of over egging the discussion here and I haven't seen anything to persuade me that you not having a nasty bone is untrue.