Sentence examples similar to a misrepresented value from inspiring English sources
They worked together in pedaling mortgages designed to fail, securitizing them for resale as "structured financial products" with misrepresented values, and then insured themselves against defaults that they knew would occur.
Last May, a federal judge in New York ruled for the author, stopped the publication of the book, and found that Viner's company "was attempting to deceive the public into buying a misrepresented book".
Mr. Bush and his Republican allies have waged a war based on a misrepresented threat, cut veterans' benefits, passed the buck over the "Mission Accomplished" banner, and so on.
At 82, he seems much the same as when I last met him in London in 1996 – just as dapper, just as open to a new thought, as ready to turn the twinkle in his eye into a burst of laughter, or as quick to correct what he sees as a misrepresented detail of his history.
It gets an A for value creation.
They weren't the grotesque stereotypes morphed out of a misrepresented religion and a misunderstood history.
Where media giants perpetuate a bro-ish standard for surfers, there is also a misrepresented gay culture.
Embellishing your argument to incite fear in others so that they subscribe to your point of view is manipulating your case to gain more support, under a misrepresented pretense.
Having seen a misrepresented and mismanaged war, a disastrous disaster relief effort, and more recently an economic cataclysm, the American public knew full well for what and whom they were voting in '06 and '08.
A We paid a fair market value.
