Sentence examples for generally misrepresented from inspiring English sources

We were generally misrepresented.

Then there is the totally irrelevant reference to the French suburban riots, an event, incidentally, that was generally misrepresented by the American media.

Also, the authors misunderstood or misrepresented several previous studies.

For example, under the provocative title "Is the scientific paper a fraud?", Medawar argued that scientific papers generally misrepresent how the results have been produced (Medawar 1963/1996).

Several asylum and refugee officers told me they worry that the ban, and the inflamed discourse about refugees more generally, misrepresents their highly comprehensive vetting process, and undermines core American values.

The blue-collar brigades may constitute this country's overwhelming majority, but they have been generally neglected, misrepresented or patronized on television, the very medium they use most.

First, the role of female organisms in evolution was generally neglected or misrepresented by biologists until the later part of the 20th century.

There is another historical model of how to be a leader, but it's one that is generally ignored and often misrepresented.

"No subject", he insists, "has been more generally misunderstood or more persistently misrepresented".

In a statement, Mr. Wells added, "The commission has wildly misrepresented the facts, exceeded its legal authority and generally confirmed what has long been obvious: that these proceedings were always about a political witch hunt and never about the truth".

The proposed additions relevant to evolution are of two sorts: ideas that have been broached in the scientific literature but are not generally accepted by the scientific community, and which are often misrepresented by creationists as challenges to evolution as such, and ideas that are not scientifically credible at all.