Sentence examples for feel mislead from inspiring English sources

Scarlett herself told OK!, "I have always been straightforward with the press regarding my body image and I am very concerned that my fans (and perhaps even my employers) will feel mislead [sic]." So what's a girl to do? SUE! "I feel compelled to take immediate legal action against US Weekly," she told OK!

But others feel misled.

Some fans, puffed with hope, feel misled and confused.

"People thought they were getting a better product, and they feel misled," she said.

Q. Do you feel misled by her? A. I wouldn't say that.

"Buyers feel misled when the condition of the home is exaggerated".

Some of the plaintiffs say they feel misled and used by the Napoli lawyers to increase their client numbers.

Many regulators in Europe feel misled by Google in the matter, said Jacob Kohnstamm, a Dutch regulator who is the chairman of the top European privacy panel.

The Greens said they wanted an election because "the past week has been a traumatic one for the Irish electorate – people feel misled and betrayed".

Many regulators in Europe feel misled by Google in the matter, Jacob Kohnstamm, a Dutch regulator who is the chairman of the top European privacy panel, told The Times.

However, complaints can arise from buyers who feel misled if an agent has, for example, manipulated photographs to enhance or omit something that has misled the consumer.