Sentence examples for a less misleading from inspiring English sources

If TI had the courage to ditch its score-card, or at least publish it in a less misleading form, its other work might fare better.

And I don't believe it's any less misleading, exploitative or dysfunctional to promote plus-size body shapes than it is sending a size-0 model down the runway".

After all, his show airs on Comedy Central, and a more truthful and less misleading advertisement -- other than, say, The Food Network -- would be hard to find.

As I have suggested, a logical positivist such as the young A. J. Ayer Ayerr 1936) would have at least been less misleading if he called himself an atheist rather than an agnostic.

There is a simple explanation: they get less information and less misleading information.

The new notification box may be less misleading, but Facebook users are still left without a way to control which stories are being sent to their friends.

Such reliabilist views might in a way be viewed as versions of direct realism, but it is less misleading to simply regard them as rejecting the issue which all three of the more traditional theories attempt to respond to: the issue of how sensory experience provides a reason for thinking that perceptual beliefs are true.

Such ads make no explicitly false claims, but that doesn't make them less misleading, even for informed consumers.

No less misleading, however, is the assumption that languages descended from the same parent language will necessarily diverge, never to converge again, through time.

(We understand that Apple has been working with the app makers to make their subscription screens less misleading).

The update rewords the messaging around this process, so as to be less misleading and alarming to users.