Sentence examples for demonstrably misleading from inspiring English sources

Like a lot of intelligent people, Shakespeare was amazed at the paradox of political speech: that it is demonstrably misleading and that people believe it anyway.

It was just one of several striking and demonstrably misleading elements of Ryan's much-anticipated acceptance speech.

At the first indication that an expert has given testimony that is demonstrably false, is misleading about his credentials or indicates a disregard for scientific integrity, that expert should be found no longer fit to testify.

"Statements have been made in both open court and to the media by anonymous law enforcement sources, which are demonstrably false and simply misleading".

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Emotions can certainly be misleading: they can fool you into believing stuff that is definitely, demonstrably untrue.

And misleading.

How misleading.

"This is quite misleading.

This is doubly misleading.

The hype is misleading.