The use of slang may give outsiders an inaccurate impression.

You leave the inaccurate impression that using Northern New Jersey rents hurt New York physicians.

But health experts say readers form an inaccurate impression about these often-quoted doctors.

Further, inappropriate patient-family demand for cardiac resuscitation stems from an inaccurate impression of its effectiveness, which physicians at the bedside often cannot face up to dispelling.

Although many motion pictures today put the director's name at the end of a credit that begins, "a film by," Ms. Thompson believes this gives an inaccurate impression.

Because we so strongly equate seeing with knowing, video cultivates an inaccurate impression that we are getting the "full picture."

To the extent that they are curious about Yuan, his American hosts form an inaccurate impression of his past, which he does nothing to dispel.

Recreational runners who neglect time trials may have an inaccurate impression of their fitness level.

"I'll take an inaccurate impression."

The President-in-Office may therefore have received the inaccurate impression that there were only critics of the paper here.