Sentence examples for misleading impressions from inspiring English sources

JD: We know there's a real issue with making sure that schools offer really good advice to students about their choice of university or other career path, and I'm pretty sure that not every school manages to counter misleading impressions.

The reader, however, is in a rather different position: privy to John's attempts to manipulate those around him, given the lowdown on the misleading impressions he tries to create, and allowed, if not encouraged, to question his say-so.

And of course it needs to be done firmly, sensibly and integrally, not presented in some hyped-up Govian corner of the curriculum called 'bad language.' Even more worrying is the exposure of young children to pornography which conveys dangerously misleading impressions about relationships.

There are no mentions of "Social Darwinism," its flaws and misleading impressions, or its status as an ideology not supported by evolutionary science (Allchin 2007a, b).  .

Your readers may have taken away some misleading impressions about our independent contractors from "Mutiny on the FedEx Truck" (Sept . 19 p. 54).

Let us not overlook the fact that O'Keefe has a history of doctoring video with heavy editing to create misleading impressions.

This formulation also gives misleading impression that gradient in fluid content causes the flow of fluid in porous materials, where in reality gravity and fluid pressure potential gradient produce the motion.

What appeared to be similar was, in fact, a misleading impression created by biased data, obstructed access to information and the manipulation of findings [ 19].

A Misleading Impression The Selikoff Center has been criticized for blurring the line between scientific observation and alarmism in acting like an advocate for worker causes.

But Mr. Taher's lawyer, Rodney O. Personius, argued that the government had left a "misleading impression" by taking the document out of context.

The claim adds that when Yates was asked if Bryant had been warned, he gave a "misleading impression" by saying that he was "in correspondence" with the politician.