Which preposition to use with false

to Occurrences 202%

Lord, Lord, how ye look now, as if you had committed no Misdemeanour: Alas, good Innocent, what canst thou say for thy self, thou Renegado thou, for being false to my Bosom, say? Flaunt.

in Occurrences 84%

A novel writer, of any talents, will draw his portraits from the lifewill catch at every striking feature, and generally paint man as he is; and there is this difference between actual histories and works of imagination, that the former are for the most part true in letter, but false in spirit; and

as Occurrences 44%

Yet still she is my Wife, whom I have injur'd: Till when, she was a Saintcome, lead me to her, Though she be false as I, yet I'll forgive it.

with Occurrences 16%

"This girl Fanning, discarded by Sir Horace, because he'd discovered she was playing him false with Birchill, is made the ostensible reason for Birchill's wishing to commit a burglary at Riversbrook, because Birchill wants, as he says, to get even with Sir Horace Fewbanks.

than Occurrences 14%

A statement may be so much less false than another, as to be relatively true; so much less true than a third, as to be relatively false.

from Occurrences 14%

The object is not to show the horrible details of the deed, but my mode of dealing with the facts, for it is in the elimination of the false from the true that the work of a Judge must consist, otherwise his office is a useless form.

at Occurrences 8%

To live on the labour of others is not only to render your life false at home, but it is to encroach on those around you, to invite resistance and hostility; and when such a principle of life is favoured by a whole people, that people will not only be in a state of internal strife, but will assuredly raise up external enemies on its borders who will seek its destruction.

by Occurrences 5%

Most false by all that ever man can sweare by.

for Occurrences 5%

Quoth St. Francis: "Brother wolf, I wish that as thou hast pledged me thy faith to this promise without the gate, even so shouldest thou pledge me thy faith to thy promise before all the people, and that thou play me not false for my promise, and the surety that I have given for thee."

of Occurrences 5%

A lying man and a pitiless Shall be lord of me, a heart full-flown With scorn of righteousness: O heart of a beast where law is none, Where all things change so that lust be fed, The oath and the deed, the right and the wrong, Even the hate of the forked tongue: Even the hate turns and is cold, False as the love that was false of old!

about Occurrences 4%

His ingenious cowardice strives to adapt them mentally to his weakness; he lies about love, about hatred, about his gods, and above all he is false about woman and about Country.

like Occurrences 2%

One might think it was made of sugar or confectionery, that it was false like all the rest.

on Occurrences 2%

But Marius was never a liar, and the story is false on the face of it; for just before this Appian relates how, when Cinna had promised to be merciful, Marius would make no sign.

before Occurrences 1%

At length he entered the court when the king was holding one of his fullest assemblies, and laid open, as he thought, the whole matter; setting forth how his unhappy brother had secretly, but honourably, loved the princess; how she had professed to love him in return; and how she had grossly deceived him, and played him impudently false before his own eyes.

among Occurrences 1%

It has been shown in the last chapter how urgent has become the problem of discriminating between the true and false among relative 'truths.'

unto Occurrences 1%

Can such men, ever false unto theire God, Keepe faythe with men at any tyme? Clowne.

after Occurrences 1%

A report went abroad, true or false after the manner of reports, that the so-called fifteen priests were declaring that the Sibyl had said the Parthians should never be captured in any other way than by a king, and the people were consequently preparing to propose that this title be granted to Caesar.

within Occurrences 1%

The modern naturalistic and mechanical views of reality are not, indeed, false within their own proper range, but they are inadequate to tell us the whole truth.

without Occurrences 1%

it is the poet; he it is who makes the truest use of the pine,who does not fondle it with an axe, nor tickle it with a saw, nor stroke it with a plane,who knows whether its heart is false without cutting into it,who has not bought the stumpage of the township on which it stands.

Which preposition to use with  false