Sentence examples for had ever misled from inspiring English sources
The hearing at times grew heated, as Sessions insisted that he had "always told the truth" and bristled at the suggestion that he had ever misled legislators or the public.
The front row at his show rather vividly underscored that utter lack of self-awareness, not that Mr. West, through his various tirades and his comment this summer that people look at him "like I'm Hitler," has ever misled us on this point.
"I don't believe anybody has ever misled a court or even misled opposing counsel," said Richard W. Shapiro of Snell & Wilmer, one of the firms representing GM.
If you have ever been misled by a bad weather report and unexpectedly caught in the rain without an umbrella, North Korean ruler Kim Jong-un can apparently relate.
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Williams denies the chorus members were ever misled or exploited.
He added, "I don't think his worst enemies have ever found him lying to them or misleading them".
The top polluter in Canada isn't exactly surprising, as Nestlé with all the water extracting, child labour, misleading its consumers, and all that is essentially the closest thing a company has ever gotten to personifying Bond villain.
Google described the report as "highly misleading" as it included any work supported by any organisation to which it has ever donated money.
