Sentences with phrase «something untrue»

Just because you don't understand it doesn't make it untrue.

I was not guilty of these charges, yet there is almost no way to defend yourself if someone says something untrue about you.

If your faith is in something untrue, then you are attacking us and backing laws to control us because a human minister is manipulating you.

However there has been a lot of bad press about Russian women and the Russian bride's topic much of it untrue.

These are all myths that prove themselves untrue with adoption after adoption.

If you think the divorce petition has been based on something untrue the process exists to prevent a divorce by defending the petition.

Because you do not have the education or determination to understand the result of the process does not make it untrue.

Has someone said something untrue or misleading about you or a loved one that has had a damaging effect?

This was in itself untrue and the trial judge found it appropriate, because of comments of counsel, to discharge the jury and continued the trial as a judge alone proceeding.

That's the rosy side; none of it untrue or insignificant.

We also say something untrue about God — namely that God makes junk.

These examples of bullshit reinforce Frankfurt's point: It's not so much about saying something untrue as being unconcerned with the truth.

And just because someone hasn't heard of Christ that renders it untrue, unrational and illogical?

A well known labor official, in an unsolicited call, dubbed it untrue Gianaris is looking to sabotage a deal with the independent Democrats.

Well, except that in 5 to 10 more years, the current embarrassment of non-increasing global temperatures may have become the terminal disease of actually decreasing global temperatures as we continue to ride the solar cycle down, and all of the people who are currently «embattled» but still viewed as being noble martyrs for a cause will be treated professionally as if they have a mix of Ebola and Leprosy, especially those that bent ethical rules in order to promote something untrue.

In what respect do you think it untrue - do you disagree that NR are censoring comments on this thread?

That means if an author wrote something untrue, or even a stretcher, the other eyewitnesses would have called them on it.

The absolute certainty you were able to find in something untrue is directly dependent upon your faith, and desire for your scriptural fantasy.

The bottom line is that if someone says something untrue and potentially damaging about you online, it's probably in your best interests to contact an Illinois injury lawyer.

Your inability to understand it won't make it untrue.

Allowing its authors to write something untrue would be LYING.

That being said, just because something is myth, doesn't make it untrue...

I understand your point of view but there are spiritual side to our world that many people do nt believe in, however our unbelief does not make it untrue.

But, none of these things make it untrue.

Just because you don't like it doesn't make it untrue.

Just because you personally do not believe something or believe that it is true, that doesn't make it untrue.

The terms «trinity» and «hypostatic union» can not be found at all in scripture but that doesn't make them untrue.

Therefore, there could be a risk that we might say or hear something that would constitute blasphemy were it untrue, or in any other way wrong.

I'm sure he gets angry letters, but as a generalization, this seems to me untrue, given how I've heard and read some critics speak of the stories.

But the superstitious part of me didn't want to speak these things aloud for fear that that would make them untrue.

But no answer from you... avoiding recognizing facts does not make them untrue!

But writing nonfiction so that it reads like fiction is challenging and extraordinarily difficult, unless, as some critics have pointed out, the author takes certain «liberties» which then may corrupt the nonfiction — making it untrue, or partially true, or shading the meaning and misleading readers.

Is it untrue?

(That is itself untrue, of which more later.)

Blame the greens, whose grasp of basic consumer behaviour, energy economics and political realities are shockingly inadequate... just because the facts are unwelcome doesn't make them untrue.

Liability for saying or writing something untrue and hurtful about someone else is nothing new and dates back to 1500s England, according to FindLaw.

Before we get into why it is you should envision your relationship like a bank account, let's take a look at some of the popular myths that exist around why marriages succeed / fail; as we'll come to see, the power of treating your relationship as a positivity - funded bank account is exactly what makes them untrue.