Sentence examples for leave the wrong impression from inspiring English sources

Everything a rookie does in camp is documented, and visits to the training room leave the wrong impression.

To the Editor: Jennifer Conlin's article "Cruise Lines Urged to Shrink Their Footprints" (Feb. 15) may leave the wrong impression about the industry's environmental commitment.

Short slots at festivals can leave the wrong impression: a two-hour show like Thursday's is better suited to its ambitions and pretensions.

(Lest I leave the wrong impression of Jeffrey, I should mention that when he was knighted, some years later, suggestions that he do his chicken imitation when he was presented to the Queen fell on deaf ears; the man has a serious side).

"Venture capitalist may leave the wrong impression about the possibilities for commercializing an invention, simply because it may not fit their business portfolio".

The language on award letters can also leave the wrong impression.

The July 18 editorial "Agriculture's Misnamed Agency" left the wrong impression.

In conversations with class members, Pastor Martin acknowledged that the word "umbrella" had left the wrong impression.

The article at the top of Tuesday's front page said that on other occasions he used ambiguous language that could have left the wrong impression.

He said in a letter to Mr. Hastert that "my lack of clarity left the wrong impression that I praised the loss of U.S. jobs".

Mr. Mankiw has since recanted, saying in a letter to the top House Republican, Speaker J. Dennis Hastert of Illinois, that "my lack of clarity left the wrong impression that I praised the loss of U.S. jobs".