Sentence examples for heard misleading from inspiring English sources

The judge rejected defense arguments that there was insufficient evidence to support a two-count indictment and that grand jurors had heard misleading information.

And when under-informed voters hear misleading statements about "merit" and "flexibility," they're being set up to support policies, at all levels of government, that will hurt schools instead of helping them.

The problem is that much of what they hear is misleading if not outright false.

Whitehouse alleges that Pruitt, in his Senate confirmation hearing, offered "misleading answers, evasiveness, and stonewalling" that prevented the Senate from fairly considering the nomination.

The court has also heard MI5 apologise for misleading statements – ie lies – which disguised the amount they knew about Mohamed's "secret interrogation" – ie torture – in Morocco.

Guy thought he'd misheard often the crackle in his hearing aid misled him.

But he had spared another protester, with a longer record, at the previous hearing because of misleading legal advice from the defence.

"People are most vulnerable when there's less knowledge out there". In Los Angeles, a city with a half a million undocumented immigrants, officials have already heard stories of residents misled by offers of legal assistance with the new executive action — even before the president announced what it would entail.

People hear lies, and intentionally misleading information, which then has to be clarified so that they can feel comfortable reaching out for the healthcare they need. .

Sherman's statement seems to be misleading – we've heard that revenues last month were lower than expected after a product launch didn't go as well as hoped, and today's layoffs seem to contradict the idea that sales of virtual goods have not been affected by the recession.

After the verdict was read, I heard one commentator with the misleading name Nancy Grace suggesting that the jurors were biased.