Sentence examples for blatantly misrepresented from inspiring English sources

"They have blatantly misrepresented decisional law and key aspects of their vector-control program," he said.

The prelate's words were sometimes blatantly misrepresented or ripped out of context, as in a headline in The New York Post on June 17 , 1991 supposedly quoting him saying, "God Is a Man".

Often, the goods are never delivered or are blatantly misrepresented.

Last Wednesday, making good on his campaign promise to "stop la raza" or Mexican Americans, Arizona Superintendent of Public Instruction John Huppenthal blatantly misrepresented the audit results of Tucson's Ethnic Studies/Mexican American Studies Program and declared the acclaimed program out of compliance with the state's ban.

Democrats say the bill is written specifically to prevent such bailouts, and have accused Republicans of blatantly misrepresenting the measure.

The party's campaign manager Andrew Gwynne accused the Conservatives of "blatantly misrepresenting" their plans.

Chang's, who blatantly misrepresent themselves.

I asked if it bothered him that his critics so blatantly misrepresent his and his bureau's accomplishments.

Cooper had done his homework, however, and caught Williams blatantly misrepresenting himself: "What you're saying makes sense to me here when I'm hearing what you say but then I read on your blog, you say, you call the President an Indonesian Muslim turned welfare thug and a racist in chief".

Women are both under-represented, with most influential IT events and conferences still featuring largely male-dominated panels, and misrepresented, with producers and consumers alike blatantly objectifying women in conducting their "business".

We were generally misrepresented.