Sentence examples for false characterizations from inspiring English sources

His false characterizations notwithstanding, even Wheatcroft seems to acknowledge that "moral restitution by the Catholic Church is still needed".

Such false characterizations drive talented Americans away from public service or discourage them from entering it in the first place.

In other words, they want to believe these false characterizations and stereotypes about "Mexicans" and immigrants.

They wrote letters to the editor based on their research explaining why these materials represented false characterizations.

"Too many community leaders and ever [sic] politicians have used false characterizations of certain tragedies to widen the schism between law enforcement and the communities that they serve," read a copy of the letter provided to VICE.

The gap in educational outcomes in poor neighborhoods is explained away with false characterizations about "grit" and character, instead of the impact of povery - both directly on students and on their schools.

They do not depend for their truth or on their persuasiveness on a false characterization of, or comparison with, us.

Politico spokesman Brad Dayspring stated that this claim was a "patently false characterization" of the exchange; far from laughing about a SEAL's death, Isenstadt was reacting merely to the vehemence with which Spicer was disputing his reporting.

A new book, Unequal Democracy by Larry M. Bartels, puts this false characterization to rest.

Russell blamed her showing on a false characterization of her record and she vowed to make a strong comeback in the runoff.

There, El Paso's former congressman and a possible Democratic 2020 presidential candidate, Beto O'Rourke, joined other locals who spoke of El Paso and neighboring Juarez, Mexico, as one community and expressed indignation over Trump's false characterization of their city as a violent one in last week's State of the Union address.