Sentence examples for falsely characterizing from inspiring English sources

Donald Trump had just described in graphic terms his view of the procedure, falsely characterizing Clinton as being in favor of "rip[ping] the baby out of the womb of the mother" just days prior to birth.

And Representative Jane Harman, a California Democrat and member of the Homeland Security Committee, accused critics of falsely characterizing the Ghailani case "for political advantage," arguing that he was facing "a stiffer sentence than all but one meted out by military tribunals".

Tea Party members also have persisted in falsely characterizing the President as Kenyan and Moslem, despite all evidence, in order to disparage him.

Mr. Kerkorian is suing for more than $1 billion, saying Daimler-Benz falsely characterized a 1998 takeover of Chrysler as a merger.

At the same time, they have falsely characterized a ban on cloning for research as a ban on all embryo and stem cell research.

At that time, Mr. Brown testified that he, along with other company principals, falsely characterized the company's financial health to investors, analysts and banks.

He admitted that he falsely characterized more than $180,000 of the money that he received from the insurance brokerage through a shell company.

The lawsuit "falsely characterizes Mr. Blattmachr as having played the role of an insurance salesman," the firm said, "and then complains about the insurance product that the Benensons acquired.

First, fundamentalists falsely characterize evolution as "just a theory," thus deceiving people who do not know that a theory in science is not a speculation but a model that best fits the available evidence; like all the biological sciences, evolution is not a complete model, but it is evidence-based science.

Many of their detractors, she adds, falsely characterize their work and its conclusions and then attack "straw men".

This behavior can be explained because when we lower the threshold it becomes easier to detect attacks, but at the same time we falsely characterize legitimate traffic as attack.