Sentence examples for cannot be misled from inspiring English sources
The striking label does not describe condensed milk, and he who reads it cannot be misled to the belief that he is buying that article.
A member of the steering committee for plaintiffs, Jim Roy, said, "It's a good day for the public," which "now cannot be misled" by claims of neutrality.
We cannot be misled by our victories this year.
Yet participants cannot be misled; if it is hoped that the clinical trial will find a cure for HIV, this should be stated in the patient information leaflet and ICF, but care must be taken around contextualising the research to participants.
Many rhetoricians have artfully and effectively misled their audiences, and Socrates argues somewhat implausibly perhaps that in order to mislead one cannot oneself be misled.[29] An artful speech exhibits its artfulness in its structure, one that—since in the best case it embodies the truth retraces or mirrors the natural divisions of the subject matter itself.
Therefore making a claim that palm oil could be wholly sustainable, which cannot be substantiated, was deemed to be misleading.
New experiences, which cannot be explained in this way, are in 'reconciliation', which can, however, be misleading into a misconception.
