Sentence examples for in their misrepresentations from inspiring English sources

"And they have been persisting in their misrepresentations [or] lies, whatever you want to call them, about their activities there to my face," Mr Kerry told a Senate Committee.

There are many examples of bad science, misrepresentations, omissions of facts, and distortions of climate reality coming from Fox "News" (far too many to list here, but we note that Joe Romm just gave Fox his 2010 Citizen Kane Award for "non-excellence in journalism" for their misrepresentations of climate science).

Some less ideologically-motivated outlets adopted the head-turning phrasing, even if they cloak their misrepresentation in the guise of speculation about the impact of the report on political campaigns.

"All of their misrepresentation about what happened in Libya is astounding," he said of the administration.

Kickstarter also reminds creators that they need to be "honest" and not make "material misrepresentations in their communication to backers".

The judge said the plaintiffs never showed that they had viewed any deceptive statements by SeaWorld before buying tickets and that they also lacked specificity in their claims that SeaWorld made misrepresentations.

Asking for Congress's help would also require the banks to tacitly admit that they routinely broke their own contracts and made misrepresentations to investors in their Securities and Exchange Commission filings.

Both these claims and their subsequent misrepresentations in the press have been used to make invalid comparisons with other more conventional treatments.

Over the last few years, they've dished out the bile and the misrepresentation pretty lavishly in their own columns and blogs.

In their second debate, Senators Barack Obama and John McCain indulged in their fair share of misrepresentations on Tuesday night as they tried to convince voters of their fitness to be president.

They argued that the book was obnoxious, wrong and, most importantly, that it would seriously hurt transwomen and their loved ones in its misrepresentation of their experiences and identities (see Conway, 2003a).