Sentence examples for Still misleading from inspiring English sources

With a few exceptions, it is true, but still misleading.

This is one of Trump's favorite talking points on Obamacare, yet it's still misleading.

He dropped his plans to file for defamation after the documentary was re-edited but claims it is still misleading.

Consumer groups said that the question over antibiotics in the eggs was minor, but the ads were still misleading.

Schumer gets kudos for quickly correcting a whopper of a claim, but the "standard" language is still misleading.

Although HHS suggests he was saying that spending would go up by the rate set in the law, that's still misleading.

Yet even scientists are still misled by the idea of an untouched, natural paradise.

The old adage that "the business of business is business" still misleads us to think that businesses can flourish because they take care of their business.

But the Bush administration still misled him into thinking otherwise.

The Times sees the earlier statement from the 2008 speech as a distinction without a difference -- regardless of whether he said he served "during" or "in" Vietnam, he still misled.

In this case, removal of taxa could mask evolutionary patterns at some sites that otherwise might be more clearly interpreted [ 4, 87], while the inclusion of fast-evolving sites may still mislead phylogenetic analyses [ 13].