Sentence examples for got a false impression from inspiring English sources

The whole world got a false impression of Michael.

And it just so happens that January 2012 was the only month in which most Americans were paying attention to IP issues, so many people got a false impression of his administration's views on the matter.

She would be getting a false impression of him, and she would know that it was temporary and would fade.

Living in West Yorkshire it's easy to get a false impression of how The North – those capital letters are deliberate – is represented in literature.

Voters try to figure out who they trust to have life-and-death power over them, but there's so much theatricality and artifice in campaigns you can get a false impression of who someone is.

The real use for the food critic's disguises, anyway, one suspects, is not as a form of espionage but as a form of armor: it is not we who are protected from getting a false impression but the critic who is protected from violating the most primal of all taboos — being publicly ungrateful to someone who has shared his food with you.

When you do, you need to update your blog design to reflect those changes; otherwise, your users could get a false impression of your brand.

It's just that lazy people love smoking weed, so you get a false impression.

But I was pleased to be included and I just felt like things had come to the point that I oughta make sure that nobody gets a false impression.

On the surface, the mortal cohort analysis seems more reasonable, but in reality one may get a false impression of the relationship between treatments.

These are tiny quibbles, but such misleading details convey a false impression of vulgar opulence.