Sentence examples for a pattern of misleading from inspiring English sources

Kobach was also fined $1,000 in connection with the case because of what another federal judge termed a "pattern" of "misleading the Court" in voter ID cases.

Bobby Petrino was introduced Monday as Western Kentucky's new football coach, eight months after he was fired by Arkansas for a "pattern of misleading" behavior.

Noting that Ms. Pelosi last week accused C.I.A. representatives of a pattern of misleading Congress after the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, Mr. Bishop said such a broad disagreement between the House speaker, who is second in line to the presidency, and the C.I.A. was "an untenable and improper situation to have".

A 73-page draft cites 92 complaints in seven years, noting a pattern of misleading borrowers about the true interest rate and sticking them with "spurious" lines of credit.

It is part of a pattern of misleading conduct that, I think, is outrageous".

But in recent days, both Mr. Giuliani's Republican rival Mitt Romney and Democrats have accused him of a pattern of misleading figures and have begun to use the issue to try to undercut his credibility.

Richard Blumenthal, the attorney general of Connecticut, may consider his false claim to have served in Vietnam to be "a few misplaced words," as he put it on Tuesday, but, in fact, this deception seems to have been part of a larger pattern of misleading voters.

"Terry McAuliffe has demonstrated a consistent pattern of misleading Virginians, whether it's resigning from GreenTech in the stillness of the night, or claiming he has created 100,000 jobs," said Anna Nix, a Cuccinelli spokeswoman.

House Oversight Committee Chair Darrell Issa (R-Calif). said Gruber's comments "revealed a pattern of intentionally misleading the public" about the law.

The president's tweet about the California wildfires continues his pattern of misleading, obscuring, ignoring or blatantly denying the realities of disasters during his tenure.

The New York Times in its reporting uncovered Mr. Blumenthal's long and well established pattern of misleading his constituents about his Vietnam War service, which he acknowledged in an interview with The Times.