Sentence examples for She misled from inspiring English sources

Most recently, she misled Parliament about an earlier promise to meet new standards of literacy and numeracy by 2002.

The complaint, identifying Ms. Bruce as "Michael Bruce," says she misled voters by identifying herself as female.

Mr. Brown also did not respond directly when asked if he thought Ms. Warren was a liar, though he has said she misled voters.

The sources say she misled Sulzberger when she said, in person and by e-mail, that she had consulted with Baquet about the offer to Gibson and had worked it all out in detail with him.

The Dutch Internet service provider World Online International named a successor to Nina Brink, the chairwoman, who resigned after accusations that she misled investors about the sale of her own stock before the company went public.

Coalition MPs have rounded on Australian Human Rights Commission president Gillian Triggs over allegations she misled a Senate committee when she denied making comments critical of politicians in an interview.

She misleads readers into believing that with the "right" interventions autism can be overcome.

"Why would she mislead us so shortly before the rollout, when they were obviously not prepared and are still not prepared, and it's going to take a long time to fix the problem?

She said she never misled anyone about her income.

After reading about the virtual amputation of the leg of another model, Beth Anne Sacks said she felt misled when she saw herself in one of the ads in a subway car.

And watch the Herald's video above, where a Florida mom, Sara Pierce, recounts how she believes she was misled by a recruiter for Kaplan University into signing up for an online bachelor's degree program in Nutrition Science.