Sentence examples for give a false impression about from inspiring English sources

Our justification for using a composite ranking is simple: One metric alone can give a false impression about corporate size.

Pamela D. Hayes, a board member and a New York lawyer, said that Mr. Keating was giving a false impression about the behavior of bishops and that some of the actions he ascribed to the bishops were legitimate attempts to defend themselves in a legal case.

He accused the coalition of giving a false impression about welfare recipients, saying most people who receive housing benefit and tax credits are in work.

Bandied about by Vice Presidential Candidate Alaska Governor Sarah Palin, Americans were given a false impression about what it means to be that "shining city on a hill".

He also expressed U.S. Department of Agriculture's willingness to work with Congress to "prevent further confusion" and develop a nationwide system for informing the public about what's in their food products, without increasing costs or giving a false impression about safety.

This would ultimately give a false impression that the Manhattan Project was all about physics.

The idea was to give a false impression of Contreras as a member of the elite.

The eyes are inquisitive, but perhaps they give a false impression.

High-profile road and airport projects give a false impression of huge Turkish investment.

In traditional productions Violetta's popularity with the Parisian set can give a false impression.

He says pre-planned reviews give a false impression and teachers should be more open to unannounced visitors.