Sentence examples for grave misrepresentation from inspiring English sources
Joshua Hammer's review of my book "All Over the Map" (Dec. 5) contains a grave misrepresentation.
The final section of "Midnight Return" depicts Mr. Hayes, who claims to have always had misgivings about the movie's lurid treatment of his tale, returning to Turkey in recent years to revisit the sites of his captivity — one prison has been converted to a Four Seasons Hotel — and to convey amends to the Turkish people, who considered "Midnight Express" a grave misrepresentation.
Nevertheless, significant misrepresentations of outcomes grave enough as to require hospitalisation, dedicated care, or urgent consultations are unlikely with the follow up strategy we endorsed.
But the idea that any administration has the unmediated option of "striking a balance," in Bloomberg's words, that it likes, and closing down peaceful and lawful disruption of business as usual as it sees fit is a grave misunderstanding -- or, more likely, deliberate misrepresentation -- of our legal social contract as American citizens.
Misrepresentation is his forté.
That is a misrepresentation.
That is misrepresentation and THEFT.
Flattery and misrepresentation sells anything.
It was a deliberate misrepresentation.
Here, I document their misrepresentation.
