Sentence examples for errors and misrepresentations from inspiring English sources

The number of errors and misrepresentations in Freedman's piece are breathtaking.

In the 1990s, investigators twice concluded that the count was riddled with errors and misrepresentations.

His book has been criticised by mainstream scientists as riddled with errors and misrepresentations of climate data.

Last month CBS News sent The New Yorker a 49-page letter setting forth what it called "errors" and "misrepresentations" in Ms. Adler's articles.

"The substantial work necessary to prepare these accounts has revealed extensive accounting errors and misrepresentations in the previously issued 2010 audited financial statements, including the exact problems previously identified by HP".

Letters of supreme huffiness poured into the Review, the writers lamenting that considerations of space prevented them from pointing out more than a handful of Crews's errors and misrepresentations, and then proceeding to take up many column inches enumerating them.

Naturalistic theories struggle to explain the aboutness of misrepresentations in particular, because the usual coordination and correlation between an organism and its environment, or between a perceiver and her world, is often disrupted when error and misrepresentation occur.

"In a statement, Purdue Pharma said the new court filing 'contains factual errors and gross distortions and misrepresentations based on highly selective excerpting of language from tens of millions of documents.

In fact, the distinction between these two types of error, cognitive error and sensory misrepresentation, is not completely clear-cut in Descartes.

In this next installment of today's live-blogging of the conference (and with all of the caveats of live-blogging mentioned by my colleagues and my apologies for any errors or misrepresentations) we have Professors David Hyman (DH), Mark White (MW) and Andrea Freeman (AF) in a panel moderated by Glenn Cohen (GC) on the "Potential Problems and Limits of Nudges in Health Care".

Scour them assiduously and look for any errors or misrepresentations.