Sentence examples for mistaken impression of from inspiring English sources

I have taken this step to avoid any mistaken impression of a conflict of interest," said Vlieghe.

Trump's mistaken impression of Agalarov seems to have given him an exaggerated expectation of meeting Putin, which was one of his goals in taking Miss Universe to Moscow.

Readers of Paul Berman's eloquent and generally positive review of "Wild Fruits: Thoreau's Rediscovered Last Manuscript" (Dec. 26) may have been left with a mistaken impression of my role as editor of that volume.

It could be that exponentially proliferating bacteria in the hemocoel stick to the outside of the gut and thus lead to the mistaken impression of an increased titer in the gut lumen (see Table S2, Nehme et al., 2007).

"There is a mistaken impression of Obama among many people that he is an idealist; they miss the realism at the core of his foreign policy".

Some other statements of N.S.A. officials appear in retrospect to offer a mistaken impression of the agency's collection of information about Americans.

"Most voters would probably prefer to be happy rather than have their representative mechanically accept their mistaken impressions of how to reach this goal," he writes.

Unfortunately he only remembered the bad times, leaving us with the (probably) mistaken impression, says Surya, of "a black and completely accursed life".

In her note, Shulman rightly pointed out an unfortunate word choice that left a mistaken impression about the lifespan of the New York Radical Feminists, the last of four groups that Firestone co-founded.

Relentless pressure from the city, including hundreds of arrests and the onset of winter, left observers with the mistaken impression that Chicago's branch of the Occupy Movement had been effectively quashed.

The resulting fame — the man has become ubiquitous on history-heavy American cable channels — has apparently given Dr. Hawass, like many celebrities before him, the mistaken impression that any sort of personal behavior will be embraced by his adoring public, because he sure is obnoxious on "Chasing Mummies," an annoying new show that begins Wednesday night on History.