Evil also falsifies truth, for truth of good is the opposite of the falsity of evil; this is done in the understanding by the will, and not by the understanding alone.
Second: If then one's own intelligence is confronted with truth, it either turns away from it or falsifies it.
If then one's own intelligence is confronted with truth, it either turns away from it or falsifies it.
This divergence falsifies all representation of life and renders it initially cruel, sentimental, and mythical.
The argument, however, is a bad sophism, because it falsifies the intent of the terms used.
If the Judge says that I do not believe it, then he says what he does not know, and falls within his own rule, that he who asserts a thing which he does not know to be true, falsifies as much as he who knowingly tells a falsehood.
One that is very dangerous just now is this: that for most Englishmen the Party System falsifies history, and especially the history of revolutions.
In this case, not his frank confession of his presence in his poetry, but his self-concealment, falsifies his representation of life.
Not that he ever consciously falsifies or modifies the revelation given him in his moment of inspiration, but the revelation is ever hauntingly incomplete.
If the Judge says that I do not believe it, then he says what he does not know, and falls within his own rule that he who asserts a thing which he does not know to be true, falsifies as much as he who knowingly tells a falsehood.
The form that stands before me falsifies No feature of the image that hath lived So long within me!
Decorum, wherever it is, even in its proper place, always falsifies the expression of nature, and yet this expression is rigorously required by art.
It has already been mentioned that Confucius glosses over or falsifies both the above cases, and gives the victory in each instance to Tsin.
Any partial view whatever of the world tears the part out of its relations, leaves out some truth concerning it, is untrue of it, falsifies it.
Just so, in a curve, the same direction is never followed, and the conception of it as a myriad-sided polygonfalsifies it by supposing it to do so for however short a time.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "falsifies" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
