Sentence examples for created the erroneous impression from inspiring English sources

The fact that Friel seldom gave interviews, especially to eager PhD-hunters, created the erroneous impression that he was aloof, even arrogant.

Now it not only bans information that may create in children "the erroneous impression that traditional and nontraditional marital relations are socially equal," as an earlier draft did; it also prohibits any information that may "provoke interest" in "nontraditional sexual relations".

In a letter, Treasury secretary W. Michael Blumenthal wrote, "I do not believe the U.S. Government should permit the erroneous impression to be created that it cannot or will not take the necessary steps to combat inflation and that the public therefore needs to buy gold as a hedge against inflation".

I am saddened by the erroneous impression of psychotherapy that her article creates.

Ms. Parker noted that the well-intentioned advice of some commenters reflected the erroneous impression that Bari Jay was attempting to create a fully customized system.

But he gives the erroneous impression that Blitzstein's most significant compositions "languish in manuscript in libraries".

In the Q&A interview with me [March 5], the editing gave the erroneous impression that I saw the book as historical fiction.

He conceded, though, that the title had been a mistake and had given the erroneous impression that he was trying to shrug off his best-known role.

Hang around the Venice Lido in September, and you could form the erroneous impression that film critics are mellow souls who inhabit a haze of balmy contentment.

"Such an exercise seeks to foster the erroneous impression of deep uncertainty concerning the reality and seriousness of anthropogenically driven climate change," they write.

"A win today and we might have been left with the erroneous impression that their failure in this tournament was down to the Duckworth-Lewis nonsense against New Zealand.