In both, prosecutors say, "Martha Stewart made false and misleading statements" about her ImClone trade.

If our interpretation function makes Φ True, then Φ is made False by the negation connective.

The predicate, stating that a fluent has been made false during an interval, can be axiomatized, or simply taken as a shorthand, as follows:

One night the compass was made false, and the 'Pilgrim,' driven by a violent tempest, took the wrong route.

The term "falsifiable" does not mean something is made false, but rather that, if it is false, it can be shown by observation or experiment.

The sentences play only with one another, they don't connect to reality, they're not made true or false by the way the world is.

Then S is not a tautology, because any valuation that makes A false will make S false.

Munderic's men had made false trails, too, and punished the Grelzers from ambush when they came charging down them.

The mother turtle, they solemnly decided, must have been making false trails to deceive her enemies.

The resulting outcome of the investigation and the arrests of those making false tampering claims put a stop to the rash of tampering reports.