Sentence examples for the misleading impression from inspiring English sources

The foregoing may give the misleading impression that I enjoyed this movie.

— would only create the misleading impression that there is something worth seeing here.

The spot has been widely criticized for leaving the misleading impression that Chrysler is planning to shift jobs here in Toledo to China.

Some researchers caution that this method creates the misleading impression that a person has become very wealthy when in fact the person has become very sick.

There is a widespread suspicion that many lenders are using artificially low weights to give the misleading impression that they are well-capitalized.

Indeed, Ms. Casey said she thought the name was a problem, giving the misleading impression that the magazine was for viewers of sports events.

Two of the misleading impressions left by Jonathan Mahler's review of my book "The Rights of the People" (June 12) deserve clarification.

Indeed, the current Figure 2G-I lumps together all the conditions, giving the potentially misleading impression that the animal is "freely" choosing to go either to the left or the right with nearly equal frequency.

Mackey also criticises the Guardian: "Your article gives the very misleading impression that the MPS and the commissioner had 'failed to tell' the Lawrence family information that has in fact been passed on".

Ironically, simply removing the percentages but leaving the rest of the chart as is, as the trustees reports now do, presents the highly misleading impression to the casual reader that benefits are increasing, when in reality they are being cut.

The monument explains that he enlisted in the Air Service during the First World War, giving the slightly misleading impression that he was killed in combat, Over There.