Sentence examples for common misrepresentation of from inspiring English sources

"People like to think that we were all drunks who dropped their 'h's, and we were dirty," said Mavis Bullwinkle, octogenarian resident of Spitalfields and proud cockney, speaking to me in contempt at the common misrepresentation of her kind.

This is another common misrepresentation of the facts.

The Royal Society has released a statement acknowledging that its climate guide is being updated and noting: "The new guide has been planned for some time but was given added impetus by concerns raised by a small group of Fellows of the Society that older documents designed to challenge some of the common misrepresentations of the science were too narrow in their focus".

This study of the contrasting model organisms honeybee and zebrafish revealed common misrepresentations of sequence length distributions due to 454 Titanium series pyrosequencing.

Our analysis describes: 1- Internet depictions of the potential benefits and risks of probiotics; 2- common misrepresentations of probiotics; and, 3- other information that may influence patient decisions about the use of probiotics.

Despite the remarkable analytical developments and methodologies, there are still some common misrepresentation in annotation of these two classes of compounds.

This is a common misrepresentation that China continually pushes on the world's media.

Both writers were in agreement that this is a common misrepresentation among journalists today — that true objectivity is "bullshit".

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.

Two of the biggest bankruptcies in the early 2000s, WorldCom and Enron, had as a common point the misrepresentation of financial statements with direct participation of an external auditor, the defunct Arthur Andersen.

About 88% of researchers disagreed with the statement: 'dishonesty and misrepresentation of data are common in society and do not really hurt anybody'.