Sentence examples for gravely misled from inspiring English sources

Of course, he had been gravely misled.

To achieve this, Democrats must continue to focus on the details that support the argument that the Bush White House diverted resources from the war on terrorism to prosecute its unrelated Iraq agenda, and that America was gravely misled about the urgency of the stated Iraq threat.

But as was discovered many years later, the court — and the nation — had been gravely misled about the potential dangers from Japanese Americans.

Green party MP Caroline Lucas said: "To suggest that government-neglected local economies could benefit from fracking in any substantial way is gravely misleading".

That may play well in some reaches of the popular imagination, but it gravely misleads the public by implying that the United States can impose its preferences.

David Sánchez It would be gravely misleading to characterize the tenor saxophonist David Sánchez as a Latin-jazz musician, though his music constantly asserts a bond with Latin music, and often specifically with his homeland, Puerto Rico.

The president's credibility on national security issues was gravely wounded by the way he misled Americans, intentionally or not, about the reasons for invading Iraq -- including the suggestion that the war was part of the campaign against Al Qaeda.

"They misled our youth".

"People have been misled.

Might I be misled?

I was misled.