Sentence examples for Clearly misleading from inspiring English sources

That is clearly misleading.

But Mr. Gladwell's first description is clearly misleading.

But Hugin, he is convinced, was clearly misleading Munin.As it happened, Munin was no dummy either.

What are my options given that the job description, interviews and training sessions were clearly misleading?

Democrats and liberal consumer advocates assert that the commercials are clearly misleading, an effort to provide political cover to Republicans who would otherwise be vulnerable on the issue.

In its report Ofcom said: "In Ofcom's view it was clearly misleading for the Programme to have stated categorically that Paris contained 'no-go zones' and that Birmingham was 'totally Muslim' and a city 'where non-Muslims simply don't go in'".

"In my judgment," Levin has said, "Goldman clearly misled their clients and they misled the Congress".

You might think that since we were clearly misled about Iraq's supposed WMD, it doesn't much matter exactly how this happened.

"But I think a lot of people I know are now saying to themselves, 'It wasn't the right decision.' A lot of people are angry that they were quite clearly misled by the Brexit campaign".

While we're talking unfair, can we point out that Burris, who clearly misled people about what he did to pry the Senate seat out of Rod Blagojevich's hot little hands, is never going to give it back.

If there is an allegation and a doubt – and there is because Jeremy Hunt clearly misled parliament on information, he was clearly a party to this bid when he should have been objective – the code says the prime minister will refer this, it should go to Alex Allan, it should be investigated now.