Sentence examples for and a misrepresentation of from inspiring English sources

We are disappointed, as the report is less than well researched and contains elements of misinformation and a misrepresentation of facts.

And yet, some of those who disagreed with her position - including Rush Limbaugh and commentators throughout the blogosphere and in various other media channels - responded with behavior that can only be described as misogynistic, vitriolic, and a misrepresentation of the position of our student".

His Times review of the 1977 Biennial called it "a disaster, a libel and a misrepresentation of the art they are responsible for showing us," and went on to warn readers that the Whitney, under Armstrong, "looks more and more like an institution against which the interests of art must be energetically defended".

He added: "We ended the day [Wednesday] with a handshake and any reports of storming out are not fact and a misrepresentation of fact.

The title of Arjo et al.'s paper includes defamation and a misrepresentation of our research, implying that it is 'pseudoscience' and alleging that it claimed Roundup Ready maize and Roundup herbicide caused 'cancer' in rats - a claim we never made.

Flavas were criticized for being stereotypical, bad role models, and a misrepresentation of hip hop culture.

McDonald's was quoted in media reports today as saying that the Times story was "based on Hollywood hearsay" and was "a misrepresentation of the truth".

Alan Dershowitz told BBC News that there was "reasonable doubt" about the facts of what happened and blamed a misrepresentation of the facts by the media for the public's expectation of a conviction.

Since accumulating evidence (as outlined above) implies that genetic ablation of these two enzymes can cause compensatory expression of the other enzyme [56] and hence possibly a misrepresentation of function, we have opted for a chemical "block-and-track" approach to reveal activity and to elucidate which enzyme(s) is active during cell differentiation.

And there's a misrepresentation of violence as well – which is not to say that violence can't be a part of it, but it's overrepresented in the media, especially the tabloids".

Now, after a passage on energy — drill, drill, drill!, essentially, and as commenter Wikipedia notes, a misrepresentation of her position on the "Bridge to Nowhere" -- we're into the Obama attack part.