Sentence examples for after being misled from inspiring English sources

Farther forward, the powerful running of Dorsel was brusquely resisted by Knowles and Volkert, after being misled by Newton's uncertain start, found the full-back gaining in confidence and competence with every minute.

In 2011, a South African official, Adeel Carelse, said that after being misled by some in his national federation, he learned that Mr. Chaibou was about to referee an under-23 age-group match in Johannesburg.

Meanwhile, more doctors have come forward to express concern that their patients have been harmed by putting off weekend visits to the NHS after being misled that hospitals do not provide 24/7 care.

"It would give confidence to families and respond to the scepticism of families," she said, adding that parents had lost confidence in the system after being misled in the past.

He says he became irate after being misled about the impact of changes on his memberships, then finding something he had just paid nearly $10,000 for was being sold to others for a fifth of the price.

Apple offered to refund customers who bought the device after being misled by the advertising.

I even saw soul in a certain candidate for President of the United States, someone who had the courage to be honest with the American people and believed that we, after years of being misled and presented false choices, were ready to hear the truth in all its complexity and nuance.

The Boss. [C6.] ABC News Pulls Children Interviews ABC News has removed an interview with schoolchildren from a special on the environment after parents complained of being misled about the nature of the questioning when they allowed their children to take part.

But despite slick tactics to convince skeptical Americans that "victory" is attainable in Iraq, the truth is that after three years of being misled by the president about the run-up to war and its current status, the American public no longer accepts the bill of goods sold by Dr. Feaver and other Bush sympathizers.

The Libyan Investment Authority claims in a lawsuit that it lost $1.2 billion after it was misled by the Wall street bank about a series of derivatives transactions.

Department officials have insisted that the department's Air and Marine Interdiction Coordination Center in Riverside, Calif., became involved in the search for the plane last week after it was misled by Texas state officials into believing that the plane might have been in mechanical trouble or had crashed.