Sentence examples for blatant misrepresentation from inspiring English sources

This is either stupidity or a blatant misrepresentation of the nature of conflict.

"While factually correct, that is a blatant misrepresentation," said Leonard Glantz, a professor of health law at the Boston University School of Public Health, and a longtime I.R.B. member.

Ellen Pifer calls it "a blatant misrepresentation of Nabokov's novel, its characters and themes.

In recent months photoshopped ads and magazine covers have come under fire for their blatant misrepresentation of reality.

It's one more sign that the Department is tired of blatant misrepresentation and abuses by for-profit colleges.

"The ballot title and summary is a gross and blatant misrepresentation of what this measure would do," said Merced County Dist.

(His shtick might be more believable if he hadn't completely missed several blatant misrepresentations that Morris made during the segment, everything from inflating his résumé to massaging his past predictions to make them look more accurate).

Hill papers published blatant misrepresentations of our campaign written by industry groups and refused to publish our side.

If I see blatant misrepresentations or lies, however, I'll step in and try to correct the record.

But, after being gorged on such blatant misrepresentations as those in Hirsch's review, such fears are by no means difficult to understand.

Palin gamely responded with tart ripostes, but her arguments were littered with howlers - mostly blatant misrepresentations that simply did not work.