Sentence examples for the erroneous impression from inspiring English sources

I am saddened by the erroneous impression of psychotherapy that her article creates.

But he gives the erroneous impression that Blitzstein's most significant compositions "languish in manuscript in libraries".

He conceded, though, that the title had been a mistake and had given the erroneous impression that he was trying to shrug off his best-known role.

Hang around the Venice Lido in September, and you could form the erroneous impression that film critics are mellow souls who inhabit a haze of balmy contentment.

The fact that Friel seldom gave interviews, especially to eager PhD-hunters, created the erroneous impression that he was aloof, even arrogant.

In the Q&A interview with me [March 5], the editing gave the erroneous impression that I saw the book as historical fiction.

He does take some of the responsibility for that erroneous impression.

Media images -- which included the wanton and unfortunate slaughter tens of thousands Muslim civilians by combatants on all sides combined with U.S. military photos of outright torture -- further stoked this erroneous impression that the U.S. was "at war with Islam".

On heart specimens, the septal aspect of the RA gives an erroneous impression of there being an extensive atrial septum.

She argues that the images give an entirely erroneous impression and that "the actual patterns of migration are far more likely to be the movement of people inside existing national borders, or, in the case of the UK, from within the European Union.

Thus far, talks have been conducted behind closed doors only, creating the damaging and wholly erroneous impression that there is something to hide.