Sentence examples for felt misleading from inspiring English sources

"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.

Or perhaps they felt misled.

But dozens of former students said they felt misled.

Lincoln Center officials said that they felt misled to some extent.

Mr Cameron felt misled by Labour and betrayed by Tory rebels.

The 121-page report from the House of Commons Culture Media and Sport Committee on the phone hacking scandal mentioned that they felt "misled" 38 times.

Asked if she felt misled, Ms. Blatt said Mr. Crespi "doesn't adequately disclose," adding that several lawyers in the United States solicitor general's office have "the exact same picture".

The second was that he ordered his ministers to deny that a bailout was being sought.The facts eventually emerged, leading his coalition partners to say that people felt "misled and betrayed".

Jacob Kohnstamm, a Dutch regulator who is the chairman of the top European privacy panel, said some regulators in Europe felt misled by Google as to the parameters of Street View.

"Homeland," by contrast, just did it all off-screen, and I can't be the only viewer who felt misled, as opposed to misdirected, when it all was revealed.

After reading about the virtual amputation of the leg of another model, Beth Anne Sacks said she felt misled when she saw herself in one of the ads in a subway car.