Sentence examples for completely misled from inspiring English sources

"Either Lord MacLaurin has been completely misled - or I hate to think of the other option".

MPs, the public and firefighters were completely misled and given a false guarantee in order to pass the legislation.

"They were completely misled by their operatives here, because those operatives, for their own purposes, wanted to get their hands on those funds," Mr. Cox charged.

Now, ACA Capital appears to have been completely misled — it thought Paulson was investing in the C.D.O., rather than planning to short it.

"On the topic of L.G.B.T. issues, they've completely misled the public," she said of the censors, adding that she worried that the decision to screen a sanitized version of the film would discourage gay people in China.

"They were completely misled.

RYAN: That statistic was completely misleading.

But this feeling is completely misleading.

One gets an opposite global trend that is completely misleading.

Using my last pay stub or pay stubs is completely misleading.

Saying that 'if temperatures go up, climate change could occur' is completely misleading.