Sentence examples for horribly misleading from inspiring English sources

I agree that the hours quoted here are horribly misleading.

Many would-be writers spend far too much time nervously scrabbling about for a voice, but the word itself is horribly misleading.

5G E - the horribly misleading new '5G E' icon is coming for AT&T registered iPhones, despite the network having no 5G network.

Nick Clements, a former credit card executive at Barclays, called that "horribly misleading".

I am disturbed that at a time when anti-Semitism is ravaging the Jewish community all over again, the Purim frolics are horribly misleading.

Nick Clements, a former credit card executive at Barclays about founder of the financial education site MagnifyMoney, called that "horribly misleading".

He is a preening snob, "keenly sensitive to violations of protocol," intolerant of "opinions contrary to his own," and horribly misled about the extent of his own talents.

While I think he has been horribly misled and recklessly enabled by news organizations to publicly make statements that will affect him for the rest of his life, I'd never demonize him as a person.

ANNETTE LAMOTHE-RAMOS - VICE FASHION EDITOR First thing I noticed about this movie was that I was horribly mislead into thinking it was going to be anything like The Secret of NIHM.

The word may seem appropriate when the perpetrators commit suicide in order to carry out their attacks, but it is misleading: terrorism is a horribly calculated attempt to use violence to help achieve an objective.

Conversely, Ian McEwan's novella On Chesil Beach, set in the early 1960s and telling the story of a wedding night that goes horribly wrong, does qualify as "art on a sexual theme related specifically to emotions" and yet it would be misleading to label it as erotic literature.