Sentence examples for guilty of gross misrepresentation from inspiring English sources

Luttwak said the scholars with whom I spoke were guilty of "gross misrepresentation" of Islam, which he said they portrayed as "a tolerant religion of peace;" he called it "intolerant".

Edward N. Luttwak had it right when he said that the scholars you spoke with were guilty of "gross misrepresentation" of Islam and that Islam was an "intolerant" religion.

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

and American Federation of Teachers -- have attempted to block its progress by waging a campaign of gross misrepresentation and falsehood, accusing me of seeking to put the government in control of university curricula, and of trying to have left-wing professors fired.

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.

It was these officers who "fired" both "barrels" of the fraudulent mortgage origination "shotgun" and produced millions of "gross misrepresentations concerning appraisals and loan documents...."....

In the second event, EPA is at least guilty of gross scientific incompetence, public misrepresentation of facts, and costly abuse of regulatory authority.

Ainslie was found guilty of gross misconduct by the International Sailing Federation.

Was Clinton guilty of "gross negligence" in handling state secrets?

She was found guilty of gross misconduct in 2016.

BP continues to say that it does not believe it was guilty of gross negligence.