Ellis is constantly misled and misunderstood, especially in his efforts on behalf of Juniper, the capricious, vulnerable girl whom he aims to unite with the lovelorn Mud and launch towards the wild blue yonder.
And that it is best explained as the result of various psychological biases that served a purpose on the prehistoric savannah – but now, in a media-saturated era, constantly mislead us.
Routinely, they lie to us on his behalf – Sean Spicer became a serial prevaricator in Trump's service, and his communications shop constantly misleads and dissembles to placate its obsessive audience of one.
These are not difficult goals to accomplish, and it's amazing how far a little honesty will go in an industry where consumers constantly feel misled.
However, he said it had resulted in "rapid social change" and the UK public had been constantly "misinformed and misled" by the authorities about its impact on communities and on public services such as hospitals, schools and housing.
The notion that Holbrooke craves attention, which he bitterly resents and constantly feeds, is accurate but misleading.
The watchdog upheld this complaint, stating that lines delivered by Cameron, such as "women who aren't ready for cosmetic injections constantly ask me to recommend a skin cream that really works", were misleading.
Robert Sherman, one of Connecticut's delegates to the 1787 Constitutional Convention, expressed their concern well when he said, "The people immediately should have as little to do with electing the government as possible, because they lack information and are constantly liable to be misled".
Taxpayers are constantly bombarded by the tax benefits of home ownership, but are often given misleading information including embellishment of benefits and other overlooked areas.
David Sánchez It would be gravely misleading to characterize the tenor saxophonist David Sánchez as a Latin-jazz musician, though his music constantly asserts a bond with Latin music, and often specifically with his homeland, Puerto Rico.
