Sentence examples for gave the wrong impression from inspiring English sources

"I was more a Bohemian than a hippie, and that description of me in beads gave the wrong impression".

For this program about change, choosing Brahms songs written 45 years before Strauss's settings gave the wrong impression of the composer, who died in 1897.

"It was a massive mistake and it gave the wrong impression, feeding a reputation that still follows all of those players around today".

Peers and campaigners on Wednesday claimed the FoI disclosure showed the questions on nationality and country of birth gave the wrong impression and should be removed from the national pupil census.

Tucker said the memo gave "the wrong impression" – although he did not have a note of the conversation because of the pressures the Bank of England was under at the time.

Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] round-upSIR – You unfortunately gave the wrong impression that Barack Obama may have been a Muslim in his youth when you said he "spent time at a Muslim school in Indonesia" ("Brand disloyalty", March 1st).

The series will give the wrong impression".

That gives the wrong impression.

"Farmer" gives the wrong impression.

'Survive' gives the wrong impression.

But that would give the wrong impression.