Sentence examples for being misled to from inspiring English sources
I didn't mind the scanners in the beginning, but I'm not a fan of being misled to.
You would have been given an overall context within which to understand the editor's theory, rather than being misled to assume that this was the accepted view.
The Academy's president stated that "We are concerned that California's voters are being misled to believe the nation's largest organization of food and nutrition professionals is against Proposition 37, when in fact, the academy does not have a position on the issue".
People are misled to believe they need years of vigorous physical exercise.
It's misleading to tourists," she said.
"It's misleading to the public".
It is misleading to place so much hope in them.
It would plainly be misleading to call it total.
Cormann denied it was misleading to include the aid figure.
They have no merit and are misleading to readers.
The term junior doctor is misleading to say the least.
