That statement is false.

The statement is not wholly true.

Inconveniently for the film s producers, however, only the first statement is correct.

A sentence can state something false while at the same time be grammatically correct.

The Eurozone s False Recovery

The False Promise of a Eurozone Budget

The False Promise of Targeted Sanctions

The False Promise of Financial Liberalization

There's a false sense of security.

The False Promise of Debt Relief

And do work.

Whether that is true is not known, but after their poor showing local newspapers virtually ignored them for the next year and a half.

The witness perjured herself on the stand.

That statement is incorrect.

This statement is wrong.

That statement is false.

Or the other way, and that's a false sense of insecurity.

He gave the police a false name and address.

She got a false impression of him.

It's true.

That is right.

Correcto.

That's right!

Correct!

It's true!

This is correct.

Of the roughly 200 trillion in global financial assets today, almost three quarters are in some kind of debt instrument, including bank loans, corporate bonds, and government securities. The derivatives market certainly helps spread risk more widely than this superficial calculation implies, but the basic point stands.

The derivatives market certainly helps spread risk more widely than this superficial calculation implies, but the basic point stands.

This is not a theoretical proposition.

But it is a magical assertion.

This is an extraordinarily ahistorical claim.

8. Adoption of the report of the Congress

Her statement turned out to be false.

An assertion isn't a proof.

The sentence This sentence is grammatically correct. is grammatically correct.

Yes? Good.

Can you confirm, Chris?

Nine? Yeah? Correct?

'You are all cheerful, so it must be all right!'

'I don't expect you have any news.'

Very unlikely, right?

That's right, I called it.

There are plenty more insults.

That's absolutely right.

That's absolutely right.