Sentence examples for could be a misrepresentation from inspiring English sources

Justice Blumenfeld said he was concerned that part of the script could be a misrepresentation that persuades the suspect to talk, a sentiment shared by some defense lawyers in Queens.

I guess, when I say liberal, I was drawing from my experience in my government classes, and that could be like a misrepresentation, because like there's self-selection there about the kind of classes I took.

However, this appears to be a misrepresentation of certain events.

Well into retirement, I recently discovered that my scientific publications from 35 years ago had been treated by corporate colleagues in ways that could be considered misrepresentation and plagiarism.

This could be due to a misrepresentation of solar activity trends in the IRI model for the height maximum of the F2 layer (hmF2) (Bilitza et al. 2012).

If you lie to your insurance company or omit to tell them about something that affects the rate (a young driver in your household, for example,) this could be considered a "material misrepresentation" and any claim you make may be denied.

In fact, "ISIL" could have been replaced by anything -- China, Iran, North Korea -- and it wouldn't have been a misrepresentation of Sanders' views.

That is a misrepresentation.

There was a misrepresentation there".

It's a misrepresentation of me".

This is a misrepresentation of academic life.