Sentence examples for a misleading narrative from inspiring English sources

Purdue argues that Healey is putting forward a "misleading narrative" about OxyContin.

In fact, the history of Turkey has been shaped by class politics that are obscured by a misleading narrative that pits Islamization against secularism.

The agency also shared copies of three informational letters sent to parents and school staff — on Feb. 5, Feb. 21 and March 14 — to combat what they consider a misleading narrative that Wiest and other community members had shared on social media.

But, I think these well-intentioned stories of struggling workers have constructed a misleading narrative around displacement.

"This is about a narrative the chairman [Mr Nunes] wants to put out - a misleading narrative, to undermine the FBI, undermine the [justice] department and ultimately undermine Bob Mueller". However, Mr Nunes said it was clear that top officials had used "unverified information in a court document to fuel a counter-intelligence investigation during an American political campaign".

But those advocating a more vigorous stance contend that the lobbying and PR created a misleading narrative that contributes to the current paralysis.

But it is the underappreciation of these other factors that led to a popular, yet misleading, narrative tying willpower to desert.

One chief reason is a stubborn and misleading narrative that persists in the minds of many Americans: Every veteran is either a hero or damaged.

It is our view that changes in processing associated with misleading narrative details, as a result of interim testing, influences the accessibility of those details in memory.

An increase in accessibility may then have influenced the ease with which misleading narrative details came to mind, biasing responding on a final memory test (cf., Baddeley, 1982; Jacoby, Bishara, Hessels, & Hughes 2007).

For feeding this misleading narrative, Trump earns Four Pinocchios.