Sentence examples for it gives a wrong from inspiring English sources

"It gives a wrong signal to the North Korean leaders," said Baek Seung-joo, a North Korea specialist at the government-run Korea Institute for Defense Analyses in Seoul.

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

A practitioner added: "The more you secure a block or an estate, the more it gives a message that something is wrong with that estate".

Black has become the new blonde, and it gives a lot of people the wrong impression.

He presents the typical objections (e.g., "Prostitution is wrong because it gives a man sexual power over a woman") and counters with utterly rational and incisive responses ("Prostitutes aren't passive puppets, and most johns aren't dictators"), backing up many of his points with observations from sex workers themselves.

The term "quantum leap" is technically not wrong, but it gives a different impression to a physicist than to a layperson.

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.

"If you're driving through and you see barbed wire," he said, "it gives the wrong impression of a city that has clearly recovered.

"A little bit of failure is good for you," says Clack. "In every lesson it is better to give a wrong answer rather than nothing at all.

Well, it wasn't nice actually, when he texted the number it wasn't Nicole he was given a wrong number.

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.