Sentence examples for a misleading question from inspiring English sources

A: That's something of a misleading question.

"Who was right?" is a misleading question in determining the dynamics of the current political climate.

Jaron Lanier: I think it's a misleading question because it depends on what you mean by algorithmic.

But it's a deeply misleading question because it points us in the wrong direction.

The ballot question asks: "Shall there be changes to Part 7, Pensions, of the charter of the city of Stamford to make it conform to current practices and labor laws?" "It's a very misleading question," said Guy Potolicchio, the union's vice president, of the question on the ballot.

The answer to Solomon's misleading question is, of course, "because she was brilliantly talented".

These are just some of the questions begged by the misleading question, "Do economic sanctions work?" The first and most important—step in evaluating the utility of any technique of statecraft, including economic sanctions, is identifying what goals were being pursued with respect to which targets.

Behaviour Research and Therapy, 42(1289 1314]1314] were less accurate than low checkers when frustrating checking was induced, especially if the experimental context actually emphasized the irrelevance of the misleading question.

Higher child verbal intelligence predicted memory accuracy in police/verbal interviews, and greater parental attachment anxiety predicted children being asked a higher number of misleading questions.

One hundred eighty-nine 3 17-year-olds involved in evaluations of alleged maltreatment were interviewed with specific and misleading questions about an anogenital examination and clinical assessment.

Psychologists have conducted studies on eyewitness testimony, for example, showing how easy it is to change someone's memories by asking misleading questions.