Sentence examples for misguided impression of from inspiring English sources

Dr Jonason said: "Deal-breakers are probably unreasonable when one has a seriously misguided impression of their own value on the market".

Many of the students admitted afterwards that their initial worries had been groundless, indicating that they had a misguided impression of the process beforehand.

Or might it be based on misguided impressions of ourselves that ultimately don't have anything to do with who we are?

Some of you seem to be under the misguided impression that sexual favors are the only way a woman could possibly end up writing for a tech blog — wrong.

The spray contains a small amount of booze that tastes disappointingly clinical – like the ethanol you used to take sips of in chemistry class, under the wholly misguided impression that it made you look cool.

And however misguided this impression of London is, it is at least an identity. .

Because this is more or less standard procedure in my novel, I wouldn't want knowledgeable readers of your magazine to be under any misguided impressions about my work when they pick up snatches from William Wordsworth, Paul Verlaine, Matthew Arnold, William Butler Yeats, James Joyce, or Stevie Smith.

The stand that Komen National has taken on Planned Parenthood is not only misguided, but -- contrary to their stated remarks -- is political, or at the very least, gives the impression of being political.

That gives the impression of weightlessness.

The public's impression of Carter changed.

Bluto's doing his impression of Joe Biden.