Sentence examples for easily misled from inspiring English sources
It's not just that we're easily misled.
Otherwise, he argues, coastal residents can be easily misled.
People can be easily misled by "healthy" marketing.
A culture more besotted with inane "reality" TV than scary reality is easily misled.
Yes, I realise that's a tendentious interpretation too, but some people are easily misled by enthusiastic crowds.
Ofsted visits are rare – every three years – and parents are easily misled by bright nurseries where staff do little for the children.
Of course, analogising current Russian politics to a distant and vastly different past can easily mislead.
It could easily mislead the judge and allow absolution of government abuses while everyone else is left in the dark.
BAD SCIENCE But if nutritionism leads to a kind of false consciousness in the mind of the eater, the ideology can just as easily mislead the scientist.
Though instantly galvanized by the ghost's command, Hamlet decides on further reflection to seek evidence in corroboration of the ghostly visitation, since, he knows, the Devil can assume a pleasing shape and can easily mislead a person whose mind is perturbed by intense grief.
Percentage shares are not used because they are easily misleading for such small numbers.
