Sentence examples for he's been misrepresented from inspiring English sources

I think he should post a page detailing what his views actually are and how he's been misrepresented there.

When criticised about the comments, the Baroness has been quick to claim that she's been misrepresented, although no retractions or corrections of pieces like those mentioned above have ever surfaced.

McCrudden stars in the piece, and it feels as if he is in control of his own story and would have no hesitation in telling us if he was being misrepresented.

In the end, he was just so depressed about how he was being misrepresented, how his great and beautiful book was being blamed for all the excesses of the Sixties.

So when you know a place well and it's being misrepresented, I think there's a duty to do some work that helps right the wrongs.

'Metal Gear Solid 3', I Love You What All My Heart.

Plymouth resident Dave Lane started the 'pro' campaign three weeks ago because he felt cyclists were being misrepresented by those opposed to the plans.

Mr. Davison, Mr. Dotcom's defense lawyer, said in court that Megaupload's business was being misrepresented and that the authorities were being aggressive to add drama to the case.

Over the NHS legislation and the back-to-work programme, David Cameron has gone on to the airwaves to protest that the government's intentions are being "misrepresented", which is always the lament of a leader who fears he is losing the battle for public opinion.

Davison told the court that Megaupload's business was being misrepresented and authorities were being aggressive to add drama to the case.

CO2 is a life-giving gas that is essential to Earth's existence; it is being misrepresented as a poisonous substance in the furtherance of a hypotheses.