Sentence examples for given a false impression from inspiring English sources

"I've given a false impression that it's about climate change," he said at one point.

"As a result consumers are given a false impression that they are supporting a home industry when in fact their money is not supporting UK farmers at all.

Hearing firsthand the stories of brutality has made pupils at the school more likely to speak out about extremism, says 15-year-old student Zishaan Hussain, who says Isis have "ruined the reputation of Islam and Muslims" and given a false impression of his religion.

Certainly England came within a few minutes of daylight of stealing the first Test match and within a few overs of saving the second, which perhaps would have given a false impression of the differences between the two sides in these conditions.

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".

This could have given a false impression of high prevalence of tobacco use.

For instance, kinking of the urinary catheter may falsely indicate oliguria, while use of diuretics can give a false impression of good kidney function.

This gives a false impression of what is happening.

But Eastleigh gives a false impression of British politics.

It wasn't about giving a false impression.

This gives a false impression of their safety and resilience.