Sentence examples for greatly misrepresented from inspiring English sources

The so-called "Protect America Act" -- or as we at the ACLU call it, the "Police America Act" -- and the wiretapping laws it amended, have been greatly misrepresented.

He is the inventor of, among other things, a frog exaggerator (which greatly misrepresents the size of amphibians), automatic tapping shoes for tap dancing, the sarcasm detector, hamburger earmuffs, the 8-month-after pill, and a drilling machine that can cut through anything.

Though there are more African-American and ethnic minority women onscreen than ever before, the fact remains that women of color are greatly under- and misrepresented; often falling into "specialty-act" roles or negative stereotypes, lessening their power in Hollywood as well as their worth in the industry.

Following the diplomatic breech with Turkey caused by Deputy Foreign Minister Danny Ayalon, Israel has allowed its foreign policy to be poorly misrepresented by ideologues that differ greatly from the majority of Israelis who want peace.

So someone has to point out that in an interview intended to showcase his economic program, Mr. Bush did it again: he vastly exaggerated his spending plans, greatly understated the cost of his tax cut and misrepresented the issues on Social Security.

We were generally misrepresented.

"It misrepresented America.

The police misrepresented him.

Nordhaus: The piece completely misrepresented my work.

REBECCA MEAD: Sorry to have misrepresented you!

"They absolutely misrepresented their skills," he said.