Sentence examples for every misstatement from inspiring English sources

"These commentators pounce on every misstatement, every partial statement," Warren said.

While I cannot address everything that has been said or right every misstatement or misunderstanding, there is one thing I want to make clear.

Mr. Obama's remarks came as he is grappling with running for re-election as the national jobless rate remains above 8 percent, a daunting level for any incumbent president to overcome, particularly during a hyperpartisan campaign season in which every misstatement is amplified in a 24-hour news cycle.

So in the next two debates Obama can't just defensively say that x isn't true every time Romney makes a misstatement.

"It seems likely that every appearance, Jon Corzine will make a misstatement or misstep, and our campaign finds it important to document these and point them out to the voters," Mr. Smith said.

"A misstatement," he said yesterday.

Giuliani critics seized on the misstatement.

But the misstatement made him curious.

Mr. Lipman said that was "a misstatement of the record".

But, if past experience is any guide, most of the news media will feel as though their reporting must be "balanced," which means that every time they point out that a Republican lied they have to match it with a comparable accusation against a Democrat — even if what the Democrat said was actually true or, at worst, a minor misstatement.

"That was a serious misstatement," Ms. Jamieson said.