Sentence examples for leaving the false impression from inspiring English sources

But many say Mr. Bush is leaving the false impression that personal investment accounts will take care of the system's financial problem.

"The new CBO report does not take into account the fastest spending provisions in the bill, leaving the false impression that the overall spend-out rates are slower than they actually are," said Brendan Daly, a spokesman for House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.).

"The CIA consistently omitted the significant amount of relevant intelligence obtained from [other] sources," it charges, "leaving the false impression that the CIA was acquiring unique information from the use of the techniques".

Unfortunately, the article left the false impression that our effort was an attempt to alter underwriter responsibility.

Nonetheless, when numerous articles use the same assumption as a point of departure, that monotone can leave the false impression that the paper has chosen sides.

8) may leave the false impression on readers that all business owners are required to pay licensing fees for playing music in their establishments.

While the message contains grains of truth, it could leave the false impression that many reporters are fabricators — an idea Trump likes to promote because it grants voters permission to disbelieve whatever information they wish were untrue.

That money, and substantial support from political parties, has produced hard-biting commercials that leave the false impression that Mr. Nelson, for example, raised property taxes while governor, and that Mr. Stenberg was responsible for tax increases when he served as the state's administrative services director.

The ad left the false impression that Palmer supported a $1.2 billion tax hike.

Second, Hendrix leaves the false impression that the Christics somehow won a "victory" in the Karen Silkwood case against Kerr-McGee.

The ad, which features Shannon Wendt of Michigan, leaves the false impression that the family obtained its costly new insurance plan through the federal exchange set up by the new law.