Sentence examples for certainly misleading from inspiring English sources

It's not quite lies but it is certainly misleading".

The rest of the press release was certainly misleading.

I don't know if I want to say 'deceptive,' but they're certainly misleading".

The famous photographs are certainly misleading without mention that they are staged.

Because the last answer was literally true, although certainly misleading, the defendant's conviction was reversed.

It is certainly misleading of him to imply that America will be able to tame its deficit and protect entitlements by raising taxes on the rich alone: the maths suggests that the middle class will have to pay too.

"They certainly misled the market as to the size of [partnership losses]," says Thomas Shapiro, one of several lawyers filing shareholder suits against Enron.

"Therefore it's extremely important when we publish a result, we publish it correctly, because otherwise you'll certainly mislead physics and there's no way to check us".

Economics, politics, interests and values necessarily hang and fall together: and economists who claim otherwise - any who offer their expertise as entirely objective and value-free - certainly mislead their audience, and possibly also themselves.

That statement may be true as is stands, but it certainly is misleading.

Thus we get the hyped press release, making claims that may not be totally fraudulent but are certainly highly misleading.