Sentence examples for inaccurate impression from inspiring English sources

But relentless negativity leaves the inaccurate impression that Africa is an abyss of failure and hopelessness.

Talk of recurrent themes might, however, give an inaccurate impression of uniformity to Mansfield's work.

But health experts say readers form an inaccurate impression about these often-quoted doctors.

Gargash said the vice-president "gave a negative and inaccurate impression" about the UAE's support in confronting Isis and terrorism.

Those statements, Mr. Levin argued, painted an "inaccurate impression" about the nature of the trades and their risks.

But one of the impeachment managers, Representative Asa Hutchinson, Republican of Arkansas, said Mr. Clinton was trying to leave an inaccurate impression that he had done nothing wrong.

Newly published research suggests that men who learn they have prostate cancer decide on a treatment quickly, base their decisions on anecdotes or inaccurate impressions, and stick with their decisions even when given scientific information that might cause them to change their minds.

In this way, the indicators may not generate inaccurate impressions among families and the community.

Angulated implants may result in inaccurate impressions, and the impression technique may affect the accuracy of the definitive cast.

"People often do not realize that the online look or image of a person can be highly curated or manipulated, and this can lead a viewer to have really inaccurate impressions or expectations of themselves".

Yet the inability of radio broadcasters to counter the steady stream of disparaging articles and blogs that leave behind a residue of inaccurate impressions about the future of terrestrial radio's health presents a classic marketing problem that demands a finesse that has been sorely lacking.