Sentence examples for a false impression about from inspiring English sources

So far, the television ads have focused on correcting what Wal-Mart maintains is a false impression about its jobs.

To Ms. Dorival, the widening controversy has led to a false impression about neighborhood watch programs, which she said strengthen local communities and help reduce crime.

Those who think the graduate contributions squeeze the middle the most are labouring under a false impression about the value of money over time.

The defense had argued — outside the presence of the jury — that Ms. Webster's notes should not be admitted because they could give the jurors a false impression about Mr. Gupta's dealings with Galleon.

And as soon as I found out the facts, I returned all of the money that was raised because I did not want anyone to have a false impression about my strong support for Israel's safety and security".

Pamela D. Hayes, a board member and a New York lawyer, said that Mr. Keating was giving a false impression about the behavior of bishops and that some of the actions he ascribed to the bishops were legitimate attempts to defend themselves in a legal case.

A caveat often raised is that such models may convey a false impression of certainty about the past, whereas more often than not, one can only guess how large parts of buildings or sites may have looked like.

"I've given a false impression that it's about climate change," he said at one point.

"There's a false impression that indulgences are about doling out 'get-out-of-jail-free' cards," the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops' Monsignor Rick Hilgartner told The Huffington Post on the phone Wednesday afternoon.

Committee member Professor Sir Hew Strachan of Oxford University told me that that the PM had "created a totally false impression" about the amount of money available for centenary events.

It wasn't about giving a false impression.