Sentence examples for a false picture of from inspiring English sources

The lawsuit presents inaccurate information that creates a false picture of how we operate.

When the situation looks hopeless, try to paint a false picture of the layout for declarer.

He said that, by showing "half-naked women," Tolo "gives a false picture" of Afghanistan.

It also compensates for the rapid jerky movements of our eyes called saccades, giving a false picture of steady vision.

So comparing corporate profits only to American G.D.P. yields a false picture of how companies are doing.

"Ellen and her lawyer are painting a false picture of what happened," said Lynne Hermle, outside counsel for Kleiner Perkins.

Yet the battle over the Olympics paints a false picture of the current relationship between business and human-rights activists.

This benefits no one, as it has the effect of painting a false picture about the continent and each of its 54 diverse states.

Lord Stirrup said the story had given a "totally false picture" of what he was saying he could do.

All this gives a palpable false picture of the traffic problem, but it seems to us that the statiscians have managed to evolve a cheerful world.

Some left-wing critics of the Iranian government living abroad object to her tour, arguing that it helps present a softer, false picture of Iranian rule.