Sentence examples for giving a wrong impression from inspiring English sources

Thus, As exposure early in life may eliminate the most susceptible individuals, thereby giving a wrong impression of a low risk for skin effects later in life.

Describing Schiphol as "Europe's fifth largest airport" (Letters, last week) surely gives a wrong impression.

I am tempted to call it cool confidence, though that would give a wrong impression of the impassioned, natural performances the orchestra gave to bring Carnegie Hall's monthlong festival Voices From Latin America to a rousing conclusion.

Cecil was uneasy about the name change, feeling that it gave a wrong impression of what type of game it was.

Kraemer's method gives a wrong impression that NNT is constant for a given d even when the event rate differs.

Although we support any initiative to improve the quality of papers published in JVIR and CVIR, we feel that this paper gives a wrong impression of the present status of the quality of current interventional literature.

Constant interruption might give a wrong impression as if you are actually acting the judge while the talker is the victim.

The Maginot Line gave France a wrong impression of challenge (see how the German army attacked it ); Is big data a real challenge ?

He blamed the media for giving the world a "wrong impression" of his father.

"There is an element of generalization that gives a very wrong impression," said Alain Jego, the warden of La Sante, before offering a two-hour tour of the building.

Fox took a swipe at rival news organisations' coverage of the resulting controversy over the story, saying it gave a "very wrong impression" of what was published.