Sentence examples for gave the erroneous impression from inspiring English sources

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

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

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.

In fact, there was a blunder in our piece: a missing label resulted in a graph giving the erroneous impression that measles is as prevalent in America now as it was in the 1920s.

By downgrading cannabis from Class B to a Class C drug, it has given the erroneous impression that pot-smoking isn't so bad, left teenagers baffled about the law and thrown the whole system into confusion".

However, this was denied by a spokesman for Gordon Brown, then prime minister, who said: "To give any credence to this untruth would put British citizens at risk because it would give the erroneous impression there are circumstances under which ransoms would be paid to terrorists".

The account of the debate on paracellular flow is very selective and gives the erroneous impression that the concept is widely accepted.

This is especially disconcerting when one considers that short-term effects are typically inferior to long-term effects for explaining population-level changes and are more likely to give the erroneous impression that certain xenobiotics are innocuous or harmful.

However, group 2 dogs were included because excluding them might give the erroneous impression that this syndrome can be easily diagnosed by biopsy and exclusion of these cases would also lose clinical data that might be valuable to practising clinicians.

Ms. Heck said she believed that media coverage had served to "pump up" the scandal, giving Catholics the erroneous impression that Cardinal Law and the archdiocese were not doing enough.

The film has been roundly criticized from Human Rights Watch, to prominent American senators, to a former agent in the FBI's Joint Terrorism Task Force, for giving Americans the erroneous impression that torture played a key role in tracking down and killing bin Laden.

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