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"We just might be ;)." Does Mr. Levin worry that consumers may buy Perky Jerky because they have a false impression of how much caffeine is actually in his product?

You have a false impression of what real marriage is like.

I wonder if Reeves feels that people sometimes have a false impression of him because of the roles he has taken and how he looks.

We have a false impression that all hackers are hyper-sophisticated, digital versions of Tom Cruise rappelling down a building, "Mission Impossible -style.

"This survey has highlighted that many Britons have a false impression about their spelling ability.

Early successes in Tunisia and Egypt may have created a false impression of the brittleness of the region's ancien regime.

Thus, previous studies of tendon protein synthesis rates (5, 6) may have given a false impression of rapid tissue replacement.

Voxel clustering may give a false impression of a mass that has bound the radiolabel, i.e. a false positive signal is generated.

If the intensity of pain is not taken into account the results may give a false impression that younger patients suffer more postoperative pain than the older.

In fact, the anxious and recriminating talk on both sides may give a false impression of constant tension.

This may be seen due to a prominent moderator band, which may give a false impression of septal hypertrophy (Movies 1 and 2).