Sentence examples for present a false picture from inspiring English sources

But they are not entitled to get the facts wrong or to so mangle them that they present a false picture.

"I believe that it was a fraudulent practice and a conscious effort to present a false picture to the financial community.

However, booking non-existent revenue means that someone was attempting to present a false picture of how much money was actually flowing in.

But Schafer knew that publisher involvement in the documentary would present a false picture.

The lack of figures and reported catches from Angola almost certainly present a false picture of the importance of inland fish and fisheries.

Defending Greece as a safe and secure country, a government spokesman, Dimitris Reppas, said the report "presented a false picture of Greece".

During Winfield's testimony in state District Court on Friday about the value of his eight Burger King franchises, Renfro's lawyer, Earle Lilly, accused Winfield of presenting a false picture of his worth and then successfully moved for a mistrial.

The Israeli prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, has dismissed the UN speech of the Iranian president, Hassan Rouhani, as a cynical public relations ploy that presented a false picture of Iran's nuclear programme.

Obama said the former Massachusetts governor presented a false picture of his plans, but many swing voters in Ohio, Colorado, Florida and other key states have since moved Romney's way.

I see the centenary as presenting a false picture that all is normal to impress the majority, yet I foresee more insecurity nationwide, more heated agitation for control of resources and a suffering economy.

Foreign aid alone presents a false picture of America as a marmish protector of the weak.