Sentence examples for inaccurate characterization from inspiring English sources
Both Mr. Matha and Lisa Suhay, the freelancer who interviewed him, said that was an inaccurate characterization.
The Sandlers objected to the article — four corrections have been published — and still say it was an unfair and inaccurate characterization of their business practices.
The statement said, "The report misses the mark, misleads rather than enlightens the public and portrays a superficial and inaccurate characterization of agency policies".
As usual, Republicans seem totally willing to perpetuate and manipulate an inaccurate characterization of the issues, and Democrats seem totally incapable of effectively framing the issues themselves.
The May 28th article "Issues of Purity and Pollution Leave Farmed Salmon Looking Less Rosy" yielded an inaccurate characterization of farmed salmon and the salmon farming industry in general.
In Irish lore the laundries were synonymous with so-called 'fallen women' – unmarried mothers — but the report found little basis to support this view, saying those concerned "have for too long felt the social stigma of this wholly inaccurate characterization".
It has been called noble, eclectic, generous and inclusive -- not inaccurate characterizations from certain angles.
In a telephone interview from Vienna, Mr. Theiss denied the accusation and disputed what he said were unfair and inaccurate characterizations of his client.
In a statement, he added that "despite the inaccurate characterizations of yesterday's meeting," the league would "continue to conduct negotiations with the union in private and not engage in a point-counterpoint on the specifics of either side's proposals or the meeting process".
They first created a weeklong curriculum that incorporated inaccurate characterizations of Chicana/o culture and history, emphasizing dance, food, and festivals and designed fliers with cultural props for a hypothetical school celebration.
These inaccurate characterizations draw attention to the nuances and potential pitfalls of relying on higher-level decision-makers to understand the needs and preferences of a user population.
