Sentence examples for creates a false impression from inspiring English sources

Constant conjecture creates a false impression.

You used a term, "medium-enriched uranium", that has no scientific meaning and creates a false impression that Iran is at some sort of midpoint in the enrichment process.

It's part of what the group calls "Pan-Indianism," which creates a false impression of what being a member of a First Nation means.

Or do they create a false impression of exactitude?

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

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.

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".

Calling it "blatant attempt to create a false impression," former Gov. Ted Strickland of Ohio, a Democrat, demanded Mr. Romney take it down on Monday.

It's easy to disguise your location online, so it's easy to create a false impression that someone else was behind the attack".