Sentence examples for to correct that impression from inspiring English sources

French officials were at pains Monday to correct that impression.

Mallon needed to correct that impression before it got back to his superiors in Geneva.

Mr. Arjouni made little effort to correct that impression, which was false.

The judge seemed to acknowledge the need to correct that impression, insisting that the investigative work will continue.

The hatchlings looked harmless lying on a heat rock in a terrarium, and the store owners were happy not to correct that impression.

Told by the judge that the company's statements would be "reasonably interpreted to imply something else," Mr. Sprayregen said he was eager to correct that impression.

"One way to correct that false impression is to expose Americans to African music".

For that reason, a number of paleontologists (e.g., Martin 2004; Prothero 2007; Shubin 2008) have tried to correct that false impression and set the record straight.

The air was so thick with Lionel Trilling, Edmund Wilson, Hannah Arendt and Dwight Macdonald that Gessen later sent me an e-mail message hoping to correct the impression that all he and his colleagues ever talked about were the public intellectuals of the past.

"So you two were in the show together?" I did my usual smile, head tilt, widened eyes that I do whenever I feel uncomfortable, and opted for silence, neglecting to correct the impression that I was on the catwalk with the fittest woman of 2018.

"So you two were in the show together?" I did my usual smile, head tilt, widened eyes that I do whenever I feel uncomfortable, and opted for silence, neglecting to correct the impression that I was on the catwalk with the hottest woman in the UK of 2018.