Sentence examples for correcting a misleading from inspiring English sources

It was different if the story had some bearing on performance of a public office or involved correcting a misleading impression cultivated by the person concerned.

Schumer gets kudos for quickly correcting a whopper of a claim, but the "standard" language is still misleading.

"We are pleased the judge ruled that Mr Ferdinand had perpetuated a misleading public image and the Sunday Mirror was entitled to correct this impression.

It has been shown in simulations and it is often claimed that substitution models can correct some of these effects [ 42- 47], but there is no way to discover without background knowledge whether the phylogeny is plausible and whether the selected model conveniently corrects for misleading events.

First, "smart contract" is a misleading phrase.

Back then, she could hold forth without counterpoint about the evils of anonymous officials who felt a duty to quietly correct misleading messages from the White House and how they weren't senior+enough to know what was really going on.

Lastly, IRT is not a panacea and does not correct problems of misleading items or failure to meet content specifications.

One way to cope with this is to include additional qubits whose sole role is to vet and correct outputs for misleading or erroneous data.

This is technically correct, but deliberately misleading — a trick that Seife calls "apple polishing".

This inconsistency should be corrected not to mislead the readers.

The headline is technically correct but misleading.