Sentence examples similar to false impression concerning from inspiring English sources

All impressions concerning external environment are processed in the brain.

But some doctors are concerned that the heavy prescribing contributes to a false impression that the medications are perfectly safe.

You certainly have a short-term interest in correcting that false impression, if it's true.

Senator Bob Corker, Republican of Tennessee, expressed concern that carrying on the dialogue would give a false impression of progress.

Conlon complained that the advertisement gave the false impression that he was endorsing Labor, but Labor campaign director David Feeney dismissed his concerns.

Questions about mobility raised concern; participants discussed the fact that responses would give a false impression of their health status: " … the walking one hundred yards, well, I can wheel a hundred yards without even thinking about it, right, but I'm not going to put that on here.

Ireland said the comments caused grave concerns among many black women in the organization and raised the false impression that NOW does not regard racism as a problem.

He was particularly concerned that, because of the increasingly partisan nature of the Supreme Court nomination and confirmation process, Americans might get the false impression that the Supreme Court itself might fall victim to such politicization.

8 1 FALSE IMPRESSION, by Jeffrey Archer.

"But this is a false impression".

Constant conjecture creates a false impression.