Sentence examples for the false picture from inspiring English sources
Mariner Peter Elphick recalls Lord Wavell warning Churchill about the "false picture of an island fortress".
Although clearly Richard III was a real person, the false picture we have of him was originally created by Shakespeare, Tey argues.
Instead, the charges suggest that Mr. Causey's motive came from his ability to profit from stock sales and related payments he received that were more valuable because of the false picture Enron portrayed to the marketplace.
They do so without taking any heed of the concerns in the Polish community in this country about the false picture that these descriptions give of the Polish people's own heroic struggle against the occupation of their country by Nazi Germany"Cash-strapped local papers can may be forgiven for overlooking important features of wartime history.
And it would have corrected the false picture that "Same Love" paints of this issue as one pitting homophobic black hip-hop against benevolent white LGBT communities.
As time goes by, the memories of all the scare stories and Obamacare boogeymen fade, people are starting to see for themselves the reality instead of the false picture which was painted by its opponents.
I suppose the reason for this false picture of drug-taking is that most people don't take drugs.
In Lear's account, Freud fell in with this fantasy "until the moment that he wrote 'Beyond the Pleasure Principle,' "but "from the perspective of 'Beyond the Pleasure Principle,' the metaphor of the cave gives a false picture of the totality of human possibilities".
Yet the battle over the Olympics paints a false picture of the current relationship between business and human-rights activists.
They also tend to give the reader a false picture of Peirce as unsystematic, desultory, and unable to complete a train of thought.
It was the evasiveness of his answers, the attempt to paint a false picture, which woke up the hounds of war trapped in the basement of our collective deceit.
