Sentence examples for gross misrepresentations from inspiring English sources

"You're devolving into a caricature with your gross misrepresentations and strident, ignorant defense of the Clinton campaign," another wrote.

The union representing British Airways cabin crew released a video today to counter "gross misrepresentations" over issues at the heart of a dispute which threatens industrial action.

But the Reading FC chairman, Sir John Madejski, said the article contained "a series of gross misrepresentations" which were "insults" to his club's good name.

Amin told the Guardian: "We think the show perpetuates dangerous stereotypes by diminishing an entire region into a farce through the gross misrepresentations that feed into a narrative of political propaganda.

In The Daughter of Time (1951), her most celebrated novel, she re-examined the evidence surrounding the deaths of the princes in the tower to launch a defence of Richard III, rescuing the king from the gross misrepresentations of history.

I've defended you on local blogs but you've sunk into low territory". "You're devolving into a caricature with your gross misrepresentations and strident, ignorant defense of the Clinton campaign," another wrote.

In the forthcoming issue of Foreign Affairs, Dr. Sageman returns fire, accusing Dr. Hoffman of "gross misrepresentation".

This is a gross misrepresentation of the point I am making.

A gross misrepresentation of Caruso, this slip-cased package might make a good, albeit expensive, doorstop.

This is a gross misrepresentation of the words used by Mr Forgeard and of the position of EADS and Airbus.

To say that the 'gay community' don't care about women's rights is a gross misrepresentation".