Sentence examples for be misinformed from inspiring English sources
verb
To give or deliver false, fake, or misleading information.
- It is clear that the politician misinformed the public on the issue.
Western society was and continues to be misinformed about the human dignity of indigenous peoples". That fact of misinformation makes sense to me when I see a Fighting Sioux fan painted up, wearing feathers and acting like a fool, yet supposedly representing the people I come from.
She may be misinformed, misguided, even high-handed.
He turned out to be misinformed: he got 12 months in prison.
The lie will stand, and the public continue to be misinformed about public matters.
He said that eliminating the provision just for the oil industry would be "misinformed and discriminatory".
The same pattern held for income, with wealthier respondents being more likely to be misinformed.
Otherwise, you will be misinforming the world.
Apparently I was misinformed.
This assessment is misinformed.
