Sentence examples for clear misrepresentations from inspiring English sources

"He looked at Freud's text, and looked at what Freud said it supposedly showed, and found clear misrepresentations that others had overlooked for decades," Dr. Sulloway said.

Dutt's channel, NDTV, called the story a "clear misrepresentation" of the conversations in May 2009.

But Media Matters for America, a media watchdog, called Fox's interpretation a "clear misrepresentation" of the findings.

Seeking to rebut Mr. Bush's characterization of Mr. Kerry's stance on pre-emptive war, Richard C. Holbrooke, a former ambassador to the United Nations who is a foreign policy adviser to Mr. Kerry, told reporters on a conference call that Mr. Bush's statements were a "clear-cut misrepresentation".

It is clear to see the misrepresentation when comparing Cameron's speech with Corbyn's words.

That appears to be a clear case of sensory misrepresentation: the representational content (that the fingers are damaged) does not match the world.

Misrepresentation makes it clear that representing is often a three-place relation.

We also added a note at the top making clear we did not condone any misrepresentation.

Several times a month, the military parades groups of journalists through the detention camps at the naval station here in an effort to clear up what it says are "common misrepresentations" about the way the camps' 176 detainees are treated.

"To be clear, what was found here was not misrepresentation to students," Duncan said on Monday.

"To be clear, what was found here was not misrepresentation to students.