Sentence examples for feeling misled from inspiring English sources
But feeling misled, they wanted to avoid dealing with those sellers.
He was so incensed about feeling misled that he held a news conference the next day to discuss how he had been mistreated.
The strong reaction today was the result of investors feeling misled by the company's optimism in past future guidance.
That said, each of us likely has had an experience of feeling misled by a review site, and the media has no shortage of stories of businesses either shilling review sites (Belkin, Reverb, Avvo) or suing review sites claiming they've been unfairly represented (Yelp most recently, but also Angie's List).
The practice can leave students feeling misled.
"I'm feeling somewhat misled by all this talk about this being a mega-riches match," she whimpers.
And there are other instances of Kaplan students feeling similarly misled -- in Kaplan's dental assistant program in Charlotte, in Kaplan's online Concord law school -- and left deep in debt, without the useful degree they sought.
If a soldier or a sailor winds up feeling cheated or misled, the blame is as likely to go to the military as to the offending sales agents and companies, said John M. Molino, who, as the deputy under secretary of defense for military community and family policy, is responsible for Pentagon policy on these issues.
