Sentence examples for difficult to misrepresent things from inspiring English sources

The spread of cell phone videos and social media in the past decade has made it more difficult to misrepresent things that can be easily captured on camera.

"But it's quite hard to misrepresent someone on TV".

Be honest with yourself about whether somebody is using you or misrepresenting things to you.

"I feel they misrepresented things.

We're misrepresenting things.

Difficult to use, difficult to find things you want".

It's difficult to keep things fresh.

Because sometimes girls find it difficult to explain things out.

Mr. Morris and his supporters argue that a re-enactment used to misrepresent fact is one thing; creative cinema is another.

"It's one thing for a developer to misrepresent [what's required]," she said.

"I certainly realized that we had to think about these things, and that people were going to misrepresent us," he said.