Sentence examples for his misleading from inspiring English sources

The prime minister has to be held to account for his misleading the public, so that people gain confidence in their government and their political leaders".

For a first step, email Governor Hickenlooper today and ask him to pull his misleading industry ads.

Other than cheating the passing lanes, which explains his misleading 1.8 steals per game, Lin is little more than a human turnstile for the league's point guards.

Benjamin Bickley Rogers even apologized for his misleading doublespeak.

Gay rights leaders despise Mr. Schubert, who has devoted himself to the issue in recent years, for what they call his misleading arguments.

The fact that our soldiers 'climbed off the trucks, to eat, sleep, and relax' gave Khrushchev the grounds for his misleading "victory" statement.

B. Traven the famous writer continued to be fanatically protective of his privacy, intentionally misleading his own readers and fans and those who would pursue his identity right to the end.

Meanwhile, PeopleSoft Chief Executive Dave Duffield Dave Duffield threatened to sue Oracle for defamation, charging his rival with misleading the public about his stock sales.

His critics saw the donations as the entire point of his ministry, calling him a con man misleading his flock.

King's figures are correct, but his conclusions are misleading.

Sturges was born in Chicago, although, true to form, even his beginnings were misleading.