Sentence examples for been misled that from inspiring English sources

It was not just the e-mails and feeling that his office had been misled that angered Mr. Cuomo so intensely.

"Everything that's been announced today just goes to show that there's been a cover-up, that Parliament has been misled, that police have been corrupted, that police investigations were undermined.

"It is crucial if there have been any other instances in which audiences have been misled that I find out about them now". Staff have been told they have until Monday night to report any concerns.

In a victory for the tobacco industry, a federal appeals court threw out on Thursday an $800 billion class-action lawsuit on behalf of smokers who said they had been misled that light cigarettes were safer than regular ones.

He argues that the public has been misled that wind and wave can provide more energy than is realistic and says the world must accept it is going to be dependent on carbon-based fuels, but must find ways of dealing with greenhouse emissions.

That isn't being misled, that's lying," Camp said.

He thinks the name is misleading – that IoT is "really about human augmentation".

Don't be misled that people are laughing".

Don Vaccaro, the C.E.O. of TicketNetwork, a brokerage site, has said, "It's unfortunate that fans were misled that most of the best tickets were made available to the public..

At Wednesday's Senate hearing, Senator Ron Johnson, a Wisconsin Republican, said: "We were misled that there were supposedly protests and then something sprang out of that, an assault sprang out of that".

Do not be misled that you will not be impacted if you do not own a home, car and boat.