Sentence examples for better misrepresented from inspiring English sources

"People that are in charge of measuring inequality based on survey data know that the both ends of the distribution are underrepresented – or, even better, misrepresented," he says.

Throughout the process we have tried to engage more and more with universities, to find out where and why they feel misrepresented and to explain ourselves better to them.

Perhaps no group was more consistently misrepresented during the cold war or better illustrates the current re-examination of German resistance than the Red Orchestra.

These results suggest that Huang and colleagues may have misrepresented their QOL study findings substantially because better self-rated health does not necessarily equate to increased quality of life.

And how can people decide which is better if both liberal democracy and revolution are being so grossly misrepresented?

To verify eligibility, representatives of the survey firm also conducted interviews with community leaders and declared applicants ineligible if a consensus emerged that they have misrepresented any of these three criteria.8 As the program has become better known over time, greater numbers of youth began to apply to the program.

Rand argued that the film grossly misrepresented conditions in the Soviet Union, portraying life there as being much better and happier than it actually was.

Arguably, Dunham could have been better informed, but perhaps she was convinced at the time that Richardson had been misrepresented and was just trying to support her friend.

Secondly, it is possible that respondents misrepresented their level of familiarity with the model, and that results would have been better among true experts.

"As a result, we're considering changing this feature to better align with how people share links today and to help ensure that publishers' content is not misrepresented," she continued.

We were generally misrepresented.