Sentence examples for feels misleading from inspiring English sources

Twenty-eight yeafterfter I first read "Forever... " — and in a raunchy cultural climate in which books like the over-the-top "Fifty Shades of Grey" are devoured and giggled over by young and old alike — it feels misleading to laud the book for its stimulative, squirm-inducing effects.

Ms Minow understandably feels misled.

Still, Mr. Gelsinger says he feels misled.

And now, he said, he feels misled.

In his interview with subcommittee investigators a couple of weeks earlier, Saban had said, "You have before you a very disappointed person, who feels misled, lied to, cheated".

He feels "misled" by the ECB.

A British handball player says he feels "misled and cheated" after UK Sport removed the team's Olympic funding.

"It felt misleading to us to just track an isolated breathing signal .Persidsky and Ahlund came up with similarly gamified techniques found in Spire and Lumo to help people improve their behavior with Prana over time.

This isn't a business film, but those omissions feel misleading.

But others feel misled.

Or perhaps they felt misled.