Sentence examples for an inaccurate representation of from inspiring English sources
Capital claimed otherwise, saying the US group's analysis was "selective and creates an inaccurate representation of the overall transaction".
To not address this and refine a text accordingly, purely because it would be an inaccurate representation of the original source artefact, seems bull-headed.
report is based on a flawed methodology that results in an inaccurate representation of the department's progress and fails to accurately reflect the department's progress in many specific program areas," Mr. Schneider wrote.
Although this is precisely what Columbia's core curriculum attempts to do, it is an inaccurate representation of Western history to claim that this has been a tradition for 2,500 years.
Although Gary Oldman was praised by critics, many fans of the band, as well as their lead singer, John Lydon, attacked the film, claiming it to be an inaccurate representation of the troubled bassist.
Senator Carl Levin, the Michigan Democrat who is chairman of the Armed Services Committee, and Senator John Warner of Virginia, the senior Republican on the panel, told Mr. White in a letter made public on Wednesday that he had made an "inaccurate representation" of his Enron holdings.
It seems to be based on a totally inaccurate representation of Kushner's actual views.
The orthography soon became fixed, and a far-reaching series of later phonetic changes made the written form a highly inaccurate representation of the final stages of the language.
"Commentators who characterize our students as millennial 'snowflakes' not only insult our students but also paint a dramatically inaccurate representation of what happens in our classrooms, where students participate in facilitated, respectful, and rigorous critical and scholarly discussion regularly," reads the letter.
Miss Dean said the report was an inaccurate representation, saying she was very social.
Silencer manufacturers emphasize this is an inaccurate representation.
