Sentence examples for exceptionally misleading from inspiring English sources
To which Wylie responded, "I think Alexander Nix's responses to your committee were exceptionally misleading.
Through the refractive medium of an exceptionally misleading narration, however, we glimpse a much bleaker world in which moral choice is hard, in which there are no consolations, and in which Romantic paraphernalia whether speculative science, artistic medievalism, or landscape gardening is a delusive distraction.
DO WE NOT LOOK AFTER OUR OWN ANY MORE? – This is the most The Sun front page ever in history: three entire shit puns, a free bingo promotion, a royal, an exceptionally misleading headline about Prince Harry's rumoured new girlfriend being a porn star and a lead that is mad about Europe.
The scene, as rendered in my exceptionally poor handheld video, is only slightly misleading.
"The Fourth Amendment, in other words, is not indifferent to whether the government justifies such exceptionally intrusive searches in advance or after the fact, after having been caught red-handed materially misleading the authorizing judge," said the defense in a brief filed with the appeals court.
That was misleading information.
This is highly misleading.
That's slightly misleading.
