Sentence examples for a bit misled by from inspiring English sources

FIRST-TIME visitors to Milonga Wine and Tapas might feel a bit misled by the name.

"I just feel a bit misled and really silly.

I think it is a bit misleading to judge these curves by the concentration of H2O2 needed to damage 50% of the heme, when the does-response is so complex.

And while the total number of vacancies remains below the heights seen in 2011, it remains a very healthy number of jobs available for those looking for work: Of course, total job vacancies by itself can be a bit misleading.

That was a bit misleading.

"Hunt" is a bit misleading.

The story's a bit misleading.

This seems to be a bit misleading.

Even those results are a bit misleading.

But its name is a bit misleading.

But the title is a bit misleading.