Sentence examples for found misleading from inspiring English sources

To the Editor: As delegates to many Manhattan judicial conventions, we found misleading your Oct. 2 editorial picture of them as undemocratic.

And he, as well as his brother, made comments about the reasons for the F.D.A. action that many investors found misleading.

They told grand jurors the legal standard for self-defense regarding civilians but neglected to point out that on-duty police officers are allowed more latitude, an omission the judge found misleading.

This might be found misleading.

A Stanford University study of science textbooks used in California public schools last year found misleading material.

"The reality is, they promote the idea that abortion is necessary for women's equality, which I find misleading.

He's also found regularly in the comments on the blog, where he answers technical questions from readers or battles commenters whose points he disagrees with or finds misleading.

It's this ambiguity that Chico finds misleading.

While it did find "misleading statements" on matters such as the Taliban's use of heat-seeking missiles, and much that had been "hidden from the public eye," the Times decided that Over all, the documents do not contradict official accounts of the war.

Another part of the reason is to be found in misleading economic statistics.

Wagner et al. found that misleading formant transitions created by fricative cross-splicing in pseudowords did not affect the identification rate of /s/ and /ʃ/ for German listeners, because the two fricatives are too different from each other to be spectrally confusable.