untrue

And for them to say he's not important is untrue.

I do not want to tell you anything that is untrue.

In one case this turned out to be quite untrue.

In the field of foreign policy this is quite untrue.

Which of course was untrue, and we both knew it.

He must be saying words that were untrue again, she thought.

If it is untrue, let us find out who does.

"I know the things they are saying have to be untrue."

It is a hard thing to say of the dead, but she was untrue to me.

But I would really have to say that this is untrue.

It was true and untrue at the same time, he decided.

So I gave an answer that was not untrue, but it happened later on.

They have all said the charges against them are untrue.

And, so far, the talk about him leaving is untrue.

"But the alternative of not doing it would be untrue to myself."

This was untrue, but after some firm words it worked.

Anyone can read the news reports of 1971 and know that is untrue.

No, that was untrue: he had not tried at all.

Was everything terrible going to come untrue, all at once?

It was quite untrue that he had nothing to learn from them!

Some of the details may sound untrue, but they are not.

Here is a piece full of force and truth, yet quite untrue.

Still, this claim was also later found to be untrue.

This story is untrue as women were not included in the police department until 1918.

He can no more be untrue to the youth than to himself.

Now he writes stuff like 'A Thing Untrue'.

Re 'A Thing Untrue'(FACE 25), what is Clive Barker on?

'That's Plain Untrue' Mr. Russo called "terrible" the implication that he, the state's second-highest official, obstructed a murder investigation.