Sentence examples for created a false impression from inspiring English sources

Yet West Ham's fast start created a false impression.

Karl Turner, the party's candidate for Hull East, said the edits made by a Wikipedia user called Contribsx created a "false impression as to my character and conduct".

Mr. Brooks's lawyer, Jeffrey C. Hoffman, countered that the relationship was so up and down that looking at any message in isolation created a false impression.

The judge added: "You deliberately created a false impression in the mind of the bank manager that you were investigating a criminal offence.

The officials said the name was changed because the earlier version created a false impression that system was being created "for developing dossiers on U.S. citizens".

This provides a necessary antidote to the dozens of television programs that have created a false impression of Simenon as a charming, noir-ish author.

Constant conjecture creates a false impression.

Or do they create a false impression of exactitude?

And that can load pressure on and also create a false impression".

They create a false impression of action, insulating governments from public pressure.

I read this," she says, exasperated, but says it is "malicious speculation", designed to create a false impression.