Sentence examples for always misleading from inspiring English sources
It is important to remember that all configurations of adjustments indicate that unadjusted scores are always misleading.
One problem: Applying the old metrics to the surviving dot-coms is often impossible and almost always misleading.
In truth, these equations are always misleading, because the time we spend skimming or grazing on reviews is not ideal for reading fiction.
It is important to note that both cross-sectional comparisons and trend studies are almost always misleading when we consider the unadjusted scores.
Such questions as whether the physical world is an illusion, whether the individual's senses always mislead him, or whether his actions are fated are not "real" problems.
One of the things I speak of in my book is how Pakistan's elites almost always misled their people about what they had promised the Americans in private.
Siegfried Bethke pointed out that the German High Command always misled the public about losses.
Because of difficulty of obtaining the pathological evidence and rare awareness of tuberculosis, it is very difficult to confirm the diagnosis, always misled by pancreatic neoplasms.
Following Sidgwick further, we may say that reflective older children and adults who can distinguish between appearance and reality may then find their way to a still more liberalized conception that allows the possibility that pleasure's appearance of goodness may sometimes or even always mislead, despite the commonsense presumption that this appearance is at least in large part and often true.
The image of Saudis as uniformly super-rich was always a bit misleading.
