Sentence examples for anything misleading from inspiring English sources

What intelligence was passed on to them was, if anything, misleading.

Again, I don't mean to insinuate that Foodspotting has purposely done anything misleading — it sounds like a reporter simply didn't pay attention to how the startup was defining these terms.

The suit claims the Nov. 5, 2001 proxy underplayed the expansion by projecting 85 new franchises by year-end, when it actually sold 321 (the Schadens dispute there was anything misleading); since then Quiznos has nearly doubled systemwide sales, to $700 million, with 2,600 outlets in 16 countries.

"I don't see anything misleading," he said.

Mr. Gilchrist told a Union-Leader reporter, John DiStaso, that he didn't believe he'd "compromised anything or misled anybody," adding: "I'm not going to turn a blind eye because the money came from the government.

To imply anything else is misleading and dishonest.

You will want to make sure your infomercial does not say anything false or misleading.

The latter is, if anything, worse, conjuring up misleading images of people staring through windows at drizzle".

Tuesday's bureau of justice statistics (BJS) report, produced in collaboration with RTI International, the research institute, explodes the notion – if its findings are accurate – that the figures the FBI publishes annually are anything other than hugely misleading.

It's not like the titles are misleading or anything.

A campaign spokesman, David Wade, said Mr. Kerry had not changed tactics but had simply seized on issues at the top of the news to illustrate that Mr. Bush "refuses to take the blame for anything" and "consistently misleads the American people on important issues".