Sentence examples for definitely misleading from inspiring English sources
The park's conservancy called the label "definitely misleading".
The pay mentioned in advertising campaigns is definitely misleading.
London Assembly Green Party member Jenny Jones said: "The figures are definitely misleading as they give the impression there are more police on the street and in some cases there are fewer officers on the street.
While this certainly sounds like good news, it is in fact "definitely misleading, for a number of reasons," writes University of California, Davis, computer scientist Norman Matloff, who has written extensively about tech-industry employment, in his Upon Closer Inspection blog.
"The angle definitely misled me quite a bit".
The language used by Hampton Creek to promote this deal with 7-Eleven, while not untrue, could definitely be misleading to the consumer.
Modeling can definitely be misleading.
In the early period of his premiership, he gave the impression – misleading perhaps, but definitely felt – that he thought foreign policy began and ended with trade.
However, the title is misleading since it suggests that the model has been definitely proven in this work.
Emotions can certainly be misleading: they can fool you into believing stuff that is definitely, demonstrably untrue.
