Sentence examples for leave a false impression from inspiring English sources

Many are blaming the fall of "Zero" on a campaign by hand-wringers against the film's torture scenes, which are brutal and — in the view of those with inside knowledge of the realm that Dick Cheney called "the dark side" — leave a false impression.

It predictably would leave a false impression and did.

"It would leave a false impression of the appellate process to think that the oral argument is what is decisive in the cases," Ginsburg said.

FactCheck.org criticized a previous McCain campaign television ad that lobbed similar attacks, saying it was "careless with the facts and could easily leave a false impression".

The map, however, contains an inaccuracy that leaves a false impression.

But she said basing estimates on a single outbreak left "a false impression".

The letter is a masterpiece of equivocation and prevarication, leaving a false impression without telling an outright lie.

All the hype around Silicon Valley has left a false impression: You don't need to be young, male or wear a hoodie to be an entrepreneur.

Again, Cruz is entitled to his opinion on how NASA's money should be spent, but in expressing his opinion he leaves a false impression that earth and atmospheric science is not a core function.

Otherwise you'll give a false impression.

In fact, those results were from tests conducted after the residences were cleaned, not before, possibly leaving residents with a false impression of the level of risk.