Sentence examples for for the misrepresentations from inspiring English sources

It seems there have been practical moviemaking reasons for the misrepresentations.

Crowley asked if she blamed senior C.I.A. officials for the "misrepresentations" about torture; Pelosi went a level higher, to make a point about institutional culture, and one of our more fundamental emotions — the desire for praise.

The researchers did not offer any theories for the misrepresentation.

Mr. Zarrella, 53, offered to resign on Monday for "the misrepresentation in my official biography," which claimed that he had graduated from New York University's Stern School of Business in 1978.

After being exposed by a Yahoo shareholder, Daniel S. Loeb, however, Thompson apologized for the misrepresentation and has now stepped down.

We blame the customer for the sales practices and essentially sometimes for believing the misrepresentations that were made.

We can all thank Troma Films for encouraging the misrepresentation of all of the Garden State as a radioactive playground for characters like Toxie a.k.a The Toxic Avenger in the mid 80s. .

Still, Bertelsmann's management, with its expression of regret for its activities and the misrepresentations, stopped short of apologizing for the company's wartime record.

For instance, the misrepresentation of the order of authorship of an article could be assumed to be intentional or simply due to a lack of understanding regarding the significance of the order.

But if McCain understands the region well and isn't intentionally lying to manipulate public opinion about the facts on the ground, then what other explanation other than a biological one can account for the repeated misrepresentations and miscommunication of the realities he claims he knows?

With Catholics unquestionably part of the American mainstream — one of the most coveted swing groups of voters in the current race for the White House — the misrepresentation of the photo might seem the artifact of a benighted past.