Sentence examples for created a false image from inspiring English sources

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

Mankell has dismissed this reasoning, arguing that non-Swedes created a false image of a social democratic paradise that Palme's murder supposedly brought to an end.

Here, too, abstention created a false image.

And listening to opera on the radio may also have helped create a false image of opera as a voice-driven aural art form and hence cultivated an operatic sensibility resistant to opera as live theater, especially innovative theater.

Politically, both Presidents have downplayed it — Bush by creating a false image of a clear moral cause demanding relatively little sacrifice, Obama by talking about it as little as possible.

In an old video that only came to light last month, Mr Clifford spoke of how he would create a "false image" for clients as "long as they're not interfering with little kids".

Politically, both Presidents have downplayed it Bush by creating a false image of a clear moral cause demanding relatively little sacrifice, Obama by talking about it as little as possible.

To besmirch us as hostile to the troops is untrue and creates a false image of a movement that was first of all compassionate, and for some of its members heroic as well.

"I think it would be far healthier to elect an honest conservative, who has a long history behind his opinions, than to elect a man who is using his fortune to create a false image of himself as a liberal," Mr. Afran said.

A lot of talent and some fine voices are on display in "Signs of Life," a musical about Theresienstadt, the camp in Czechoslovakia where the Nazis put Jewish artists and performers in an effort to create a false image of life under Hitler.

When you're a small company, it can be tempting to create a false image of a larger company, to give the impression that you're more substantial and experienced as a business.