Sentence examples for a false image of from inspiring English sources

In pursuit of a false image of beauty, what women wind up with is pain.

"Computer graphics really gave a false image of the problem," Ed Owens told me.

Have we created a false image of a paradisal, pre-industrial England?

"Testimony" is classic cold war fiction, offering a false image of Shostakovich as a suffering, dissident Romantic.

"There's a false image of openness now," he contended with an openness that was striking but almost casual.

But he said that people were kept in line through "fear and a false image of patriotism," which he described as "obedience to authority".

EM essentially has a negative influence on the quality of financial information as it portrays a false image towards different stakeholders of the firm's earnings (Prior et al. 2008).

It is because it stands for a particularly false image of the picturesque.

Named "America's most innovative company" by Fortune magazine for six years running, the firm unravelled after it was alleged that the concealment of huge debts had given investors a completely false image of the company.

Tahir Alam, chair of governors, said the allegations "generated a completely false image of our school".

Mirror artifacts consist in the repetition of a false image resulting from the ultrasound beam hitting against a highly reflective surface [37], such as the diaphragm.