Sentence examples for it gives the wrong impression from inspiring English sources

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

I was told by a recruitment consultant to take off my engagement ring before going to interviews, as it "gives the wrong impression".

"I don't think we should use this simple word because... it gives the wrong impression that South Africans are xenophobic," he said.

It gives the wrong impression before you start!

It gives the wrong impression to fellow churchgoers.

"It was a massive mistake and it gave the wrong impression, feeding a reputation that still follows all of those players around today".

I don't worry: "Oh, am I giving the wrong impression?

But to air it in public gives the wrong impression to millions of people who don't understand the sport fully (myself included), and belittle her achievement, regardless of the outcome.

"It is inappropriate and gives the wrong impression about the issue of contaminated water at Fukushima Daiichi," Suga said.

He said: "If the argument in an economy is to take a successful business and keep taxing it because it's successful, then I think that gives the wrong impression".

Mr Grant told the Daily Echo: "Personally, I feel it's most off-putting and gives the wrong impression".