Sentence examples for a misleading message from inspiring English sources

" 'I'm still in charge, I'm right behind the mayor.' I felt scared, but I stayed put, because otherwise I would have sent a misleading message to the people".

A misleading message sent in just the kind of e-mail you will open or ad you will click on remains hidden from challenge by the other campaign or the media.

But the takedown of Lowden carried a misleading message: if you could get any Republican to be specific about what rolling back the dreaded "government" might entail, she would be finished.

Lonn A. Trost, the Yankees' chief operating officer, said he was not sending a misleading message to season-ticket resellers, while at the same time considering a plan to make the Yankees their own authorized reseller.

Such conclusion may be a misleading message due to inappropriate use of statistical test to assess reproducibility.

Concern for peak oil and suggestions that it may have contributed to the global economic woes as well as over concern for the banking fraud may be adding confusion over the underlying causes and sending a misleading message to the public and ultimately to policy makers.

The same little notes squashed into minimum space in the printed score give priority to mere thrift, sending a subliminal and potentially misleading message.

It is the Jacksons, Winehouses and Monroes who offer an important balance against the misleading message of perfection.

And it is an easily understandable (if highly misleading) message that America could be producing more oil if only Democratic politicians would stop imposing unreasonable obstructions.

An immediate priority is to replace the underwriting from Chevron, the energy company, which in September was criticized by the PBS ombudsman, Michael Getler, for what he said was a misleading sponsorship message.

Instead came two all-too-political sleights of hand: a string of over-optimistic economic assumptions and the misleading message that soaking the rich could absolve the other 98% of the population from personal sacrifice.The fiscal plans are like one of those childish excuses that begin with a little exaggeration and morph into outright falsehood.