Sentence examples for have a false impression of from inspiring English sources

You have a false impression of what real marriage is like.

I wonder if Reeves feels that people sometimes have a false impression of him because of the roles he has taken and how he looks.

"We just might be ;)." Does Mr. Levin worry that consumers may buy Perky Jerky because they have a false impression of how much caffeine is actually in his product?

We have a false impression that all hackers are hyper-sophisticated, digital versions of Tom Cruise rappelling down a building, "Mission Impossible -style.

This provides a necessary antidote to the dozens of television programs that have created a false impression of Simenon as a charming, noir-ish author.

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.

Early successes in Tunisia and Egypt may have created a false impression of the brittleness of the region's ancien regime.

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

Thus, previous studies of tendon protein synthesis rates (5, 6) may have given a false impression of rapid tissue replacement.

In September, the parents of two former Pop Warner players who died, and subsequently were given a diagnosis of C.T.E., filed a class-action suit against the organization, contending that it had created a false impression of safety.

Alan G. Hevesi, the New York state comptroller who organized the news conference, said the proposal had created "a false impression of reform," adding that "The proposal provides a series of barriers and restraints".