Sentence examples for Quite misleadingly from inspiring English sources
Just as his almost exact contemporary García Márquez gave an entire generation a quite misleadingly vivid and brilliant sense of Latin America, so Grass wrestled into existence a new way of thinking about Germany.
11769fce-4b03-4595-a754-75eb321d002d It looked quite misleadingly like business as usual at the United States Open on Wednesday: Andy Roddick with a microphone in his hand and sweat dripping off the bill of his cap onto the blue court inside Arthur Ashe Stadium.
"I know the way back to base camp," the stranger had, rather misleadingly, told me.
When he won the Turner prize in 2003 – which is when I first encountered his work - Perry was an artist who used misleadingly beautiful pots to comment quite forcefully on disturbing flaws or cracks within society.
The three judges, the only Democratic appointees on Florida's seven-member top court, are being targeted for various rulings that have angered conservatives, among them a 2010 decision that quite rightly struck from the ballot a misleadingly worded constitutional amendment designed to allow the state to opt out of federal health care reform.
To make a misleadingly long story short, branded drug companies appear to have squeezed quite a bit more money out of their products by paying off generic drug companies to stay out of their markets.
This book is misleadingly titled.
The question is framed misleadingly.
Ralph Lauren's Polo Bar is misleadingly named, considering that it comprises a full kitchen and dining room, below the lavish, eponymous bar; but to call it a restaurant isn't quite right, either.
The article is perhaps misleadingly written.
