Sentence examples for blatantly misleading from inspiring English sources

Very different from the last debate.. QUESTION FROM TIM: the marginal tax rate and the actual tax rate are NOT the same thing — if a supposed tax policy wonk is mixing these two he's either incompetent or he is blatantly misleading QUESTION FROM JOHN LUCAS: You know I was always a little worried about Joe Biden becoming president — not anymore.

(Or "blatantly misleading, low quality, offensive or downright false information", as Google defined it).

Blatantly misleading Tweets like these during a national disaster incite fear and panic in an already vulnerable population.

In early February, the CIA officially admitted to there being no imminent threat from weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, thereby admitting to either unintentionally peddling false information or blatantly misleading the American public.

Last week Breitbart published their latest blatantly misleading article in their ongoing attempt to deny climate change.

I like to think that, eventually, a campaign based largely on blatantly misleading advertising will annoy voters, but I'm never sure how long "eventually" will take.

The fall of the health minister, Zhang Wenkang, may have been inevitable after he blatantly misled the public about the threat of SARS.

According to several people who have read it, the Senate report is particularly damning in its portrait of a C.I.A. so intent on justifying extreme interrogation techniques that it blatantly misled President George W. Bush, the White House, the Justice Department and the Congressional intelligence committees about the efficacy of its methods.

In other words, advertisers if they blatantly mislead consumers through their use of keywords that use another company's trademark will be liable – though it will still be on a case-by-case basis decided by local courts.

"We brought this lawsuit because use of the Just Mayo name blatantly misleads consumers," a Unilever spokesperson said in an e-mailed statement.

TAMPA, Fla .-- The Paul Ryan campaign is pushing back against charges that the vice presidential candidate blatantly misled viewers during his acceptance speech, when he blamed President Barack Obama for a GM plant plant closure that took place while George W. Bush was president.