Sentence examples for create the false impression from inspiring English sources

It is possible that Saddam wanted to create the – false – impression that he still had WMD.

You create the false impression that fighting and displacement of civilians is taking place in our areas of operation.

A moratorium also would create the false impression that some of our schools aren't succeeding because they use standardized tests.

And the White House has said it opposes the legislation, arguing that F.D.A. regulation could create the false impression that tobacco is safe.

Lambert denied it, but added: "It was necessary to create the false impression that I was a committed animal rights extremist to gain intelligence".

"It was necessary to create the false impression that I was a committed animal rights extremist to gain intelligence so as to disrupt serious criminal conspiracies," he said.

Mr. Talbott: The self-created grading model misleads the public and creates the false impression that only smaller banks are good sources of small-business loans.

This created the false impression that Wawrinka was complaining about him leaving the court.

And second, it creates the false impression that all input is equally valuable.

It amplifies the voices of the 3percentt minority and creates the false impression of a division amongst climate experts.

She says Hillary Clinton's run for US president creates the "false impression that women have really made it in politics.