falsity in English
he exposed the falsity of the claim
Use "falsity" in a sentence
1. Falsity is falsity, while truth is truth.
2. " It is an impudent falsity!
3. We have shown the falsity of the story.
4. Information Guard may transmit falsity information.
5. Argument could not determine its truth or falsity.
6. Education showed him the falsity of his superstitions.
7. Both Fukuda and Escher's projects contain human vision appearances and human falsity ideas.
8. The falsity of universal statements can be deduced from suitable singular statements.
9. Marx and Engel stated clearly the falsity of the ideology.
10. Men are not in conversion obversion Contraposition of the falsity of the contraries
11. Desire to make, he wrote, but physical revulsion at the falsity of all making.
12. It was difficult to convict him of the falsity of his beliefs.
13. She left her career in television, saying she hated the falsity of it all.
14. Her sense of Mrs. Penniman's innocent falsity lain dormant, began to haunt her again.
15. Jacob : I will drive I indite Stargate follower falsity this is my clams and butter, man!
16. Imagination, according to Feuerbach, is both the engine of religion and the ground of its falsity.
17. Bivalence is the principle according to which truth and falsity are reciprocally exclusive and jointly exhaustive values
18. In the agreement or disagreement of its sense with reality, its truth or falsity consists.
19. I don't doubt the falsity or deception of cyberspace, but facts speak louder than words.
20. Their properly scientific work has no particular relevance to the truth or falsity of most religious claims.
21. The falsity of real estate register can be divided into the rights incorrectness and non-right incorrectness.
22. There are two Constants used to represent truth and falsity in the Arduino language: true, and false.
23. The Ambiguities resurface in an image of absolutism where obvious falsity and artificiality signify an unworldly godliness
24. 25 Moated Norfolk, Theodora thought, and moated house, defended against the falsity, rapacity and sheer ugliness of the metropolis.
25. 8 Moated Norfolk, Theodora thought, and moated house, defended against the falsity,[www.Sentencedict.com] rapacity and sheer ugliness of the metropolis.
26. His falsity and hollowness are not just the opposite of the true and the wholesome, but threaten to undermine it.
27. It's worth noting that traditional and new media organisations were instrumental in unmasking the falsity of the "gay girl" blog.
28. The majority of her work is self portraiture; her aesthetic concerns grew from her fascination with the falsity of appearance.
29. The question is whether it forfeits that protection by the falsity of some of its factual statements and by its alleged defamation of respondent.
30. Through abstraction from phantasms (per Abstractionem a phantasmatibus): Objection 1: If an intellect understands a thing otherwise than it is, then it has falsity
31. In 1929 and 1930, it was proved the truth or falsity of all statements formulated about the natural numbers plus one of addition and multiplication, was decidable, i.e. could be determined by some algorithm.
32. The act of evaluating a statement for truth or falsity, which depends solely on the facts and not on the context of utterance, distinguish Constatives from performatives and rightly so
33. Its Actuality is that of being a phantasm, the Actuality of being a falsity; and the false in actualization is the veritably false, which again is Authentic Non-Existence
34. Please read on Estonian Apocope as but one example showing the falsity of your beliefs since regardless of vocal height, surely these differing vowels converged before being zeroed
35. The assumption stating that every propositions may be ascribed to exactly one of the two logical values, truth or falsity, called the principle of Bivalence constitutes the basis for the classical logic
36. A white lie is a mundane, small, or inconsequential falsity that you say either on purpose to avoid nonsense drama and argument, or a false statement spoken not on purpose but out of habit.
37. That God could confidently entrust any of his creatures with such remarkable authority and power would in itself be a splendid testimony to the moral strength of his rule, contributing to the vindication of Jehovah’s sovereignty and exposing the falsity of his adversary’s allegations.
38. ‘Propositions are Contradictory when the truth of one implies the falsity of the other, and conversely.’ ‘In each case, the judge must decide which of the possibly Contradictory principles is the most important.’ ‘I'm sure that we could even come up with Contradictory principles based on this kind of reasoning.’
39. The philosophical debate concerning the truth-value of singular statements about future Contingents derives from Chapter 9 of Aristotle’s treatise De interpretatione (Peri hermeneias).In Chapters 7–8, Aristotle deals with the contradictory pairs of assertoric statements which divide truth and falsity so that one is true and the other is false.
40. He is a jolly soul, smiling at every opportunity and Applauding his opponents' shots as if having a knockabout in the park.: Aware of all the falsity and all the impossibility of the situation, he still kept on Applauding!: The familiar words rang out, an unseen audience was Applauding, and the theme music was starting up.: If a certain state delegation was not Applauding enough during a
41. De hecho hay razones para ver a la implicación como Bivalente - lo cual no significa que la dicotomía tenga que ser forzosamente entre los dos extremos clásicos de total verdad y total falsedad. In fact there are grounds for regarding implication as two-valued - which does not mean that the two values must necessarily be the two classical extremes of complete truth and complete falsity.