Sentence examples for but rather misleading from inspiring English sources

This is all fascinating but rather misleading.

The book brought him a visit from Dr Hans-Wilhelm Thost, English correspondent for the Vslkischer Beobachter and Der Angriff, and a spy, who thought it "not at all bad for an Englishman", but rather misleading where the Judenfrage was concerned.

But this is not really cautious but actually rather misleading.

In terms of book-keeping this would almost double the public debt, but that is rather misleading.

That 'jolly' is rather misleading.

His figure is offered without context and thus is rather misleading.

We're going to focus on two statements in particular because they are rather misleading.

In fact, the popular perception that China has always relied on export-led growth is rather misleading.

This allows individual investors in Australia avoid taxation on their dividends – and means that just comparing company tax rates is rather misleading.

My actions are not excusable and whilst the pictures are rather misleading in that there were not people below this balcony and it was only a grassed area, there is still no defence to what happened.

Nick Davies's piece about Kingsley Ofosu's life since our film Deadly Voyage was completed is rather misleading about my and Union Pictures' relationship with Kingsley (The cruellest voyage: In 1992, Kingsley Ofosu fled poverty in Ghana. The Guardian brought his story to the attention of the world. Hollywood and fame followed, but now he is back in Ghana, living in poverty again, G2, December 3).