Sentence examples for creating a false impression from inspiring English sources
The study asserted that the tests used by states to measure student progress under No Child Left Behind were creating "a false impression of success".
In the Dominican Republic, some steroids can be purchased over the counter, creating a false impression for many players that drug use in organized baseball is acceptable.
Dr. Hess also criticized the textbooks for creating a false impression that most terrorist acts involved the United States, when, in fact, Western Europe and -- especially --Latin America have suffered far more terrorist attacks.
And some retailers argue that frequent quirks in the calendar can skew the numbers from one month to the next, creating a false impression of strong or weak performance.
For the sake of love, broadly speaking, American women in the early twentieth century, overcoming Puritan scruples enforced by male employers, husbands, editorial writers, and legislators (in Kansas in 1915 a law was proposed making it illegal for women under the age of forty-four to wear cosmetics "for the purpose of creating a false impression"), began to paint themselves.
They do this by increasing specific trading volumes, thus creating a false impression that a market is more active than it actually is.
