Sentence examples for degree of misrepresentation from inspiring English sources

The WSJ petition crossed a bright line of civil discourse by the degree of misrepresentation of Bill's views.

Every religion refers to the same eternal principles or "moral truths", but the state of civilization determines their degree of misrepresentation.

He also admitted there had been "a degree of misrepresentation" in the media regarding what specific acts were no longer permissible.

[A]lthough there is substantial heterogeneity across underwriters, a significant degree of misrepresentation exists across all underwriters, which includes the most reputable financial institutions.

As Cobham says, "Every day, in courts all over the world, there is one set of lawyers arguing that a particular thing was declared and is a legitimate avoidance technique, and the other side is arguing it involves a degree of misrepresentation and evasion.

If the degree of misrepresentation is not consistent across study groups, comparisons could be seriously biased.

There is enough difficulty in deciding how to weave workable policy into high degrees of uncertainty without crossing bright lines of misrepresentation.

The specification must be broad enough to allow for the possibility of misrepresentation and yet narrow enough to ensure a degree of representational success sufficient for explaining the persistence of the representing trait.

Humbug, that philosopher decided, was a pretentious bit of misrepresentation that fell short of lying.

That type of misrepresentation or misleading is illegal, no doubt about it.

He voiced widespread worries in Democratic circles about the Clintons' "politics of misrepresentation and distortion".