Sentence examples for be under the incorrect impression from inspiring English sources

These correspondents seem to be under the (incorrect) impression that we will actually be happy to hear about these mistakes.

Spee was under the incorrect impression that the Falkland Islands were undefended.

It also found that viewers would have been left with the incorrect impression that he agreed with its premise.

This misapprehension has been encouraged by the incorrect impression that the physics archive contains only unrefereed preprints, and that self-archiving somehow compromises the quality control of journals.

Nonetheless, its appearance at a location where a calf has been killed gives the incorrect impression that the turkey vulture represents a danger to calves.

"So, I was under the wrong impression.

To be under the impression that the perfect person will come along is to be under the impression that relationships do not take work.

The frequency with which this cost reduction/ volume increase pattern is found in practice sometimes leads to the incorrect impression that the learning-curve effect just happens.

It also ruled that the adverts gave the incorrect impression that they were genuine news articles.

You did a wonderful job of countering the incorrect impression that there are none of us out here.

He said: "I believe that I inadvertently gave the incorrect impression that I was not allowed to hold an extraordinary meeting of the Police and Crime Panel.