Sentence examples for giving a false impression from inspiring English sources

It wasn't about giving a false impression.

"More seriously, too much antibiotic on the discs risks giving a false impression of susceptibility.

The alarmist accounts thus spread abroad are giving a false impression of the situation here.

"The continued use of the figure of £10bn for the additional health spending up to 2020-21 is not only incorrect but risks giving a false impression that the NHS is awash with cash," Wollaston and four fellow committee members said in a letter to the chancellor.

"The continued use of the figure of £10bn for the additional health spending up to 2020-21 is not only incorrect but risks giving a false impression that the NHS is awash with cash," Wollaston and four fellow committee members tell the chancellor in a letter.

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.

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.

This gives a false impression of their safety and resilience.

A dearth of expertise in the disorder, the argument goes, gives a false impression of scarcity.