Sentence examples for is a gross misrepresentation from inspiring English sources

To say that the 'gay community' don't care about women's rights is a gross misrepresentation".

This is a gross misrepresentation of the point I am making.

This is a gross misrepresentation of the words used by Mr Forgeard and of the position of EADS and Airbus.

It replied: "This is a gross misrepresentation of how Nice applies health economics to try and address the central issue: how to allocate healthcare rationally within the context of limited healthcare resources.

Simon Litherland, managing director of Diageo GB, said: "This article is a gross misrepresentation of the strict internal marketing process that Diageo applies, and a distortion of the evidence we provided to the Health Select Committee as part of its inquiry.

This is a gross misrepresentation of the present situation, probably prejudiced by events up until the 1920s.

Governor Christie's comments today on my relationship with the State are a gross misrepresentation of the facts.

"I feel it's a gross misrepresentation of what I say in my book," Mr. Tierney said.

Mr. Corbett, the company's chief executive, told the surgeon in a letter that his findings were a "gross misrepresentation of the facts".

Rogers said it was "a gross misrepresentation" that retailers had lots of leeway about how and when to record such income.

Chase Carey, president and chief operating officer, said accusations made in the BBC program "Panorama" were a "gross misrepresentation of NDS's role as a high-quality and leading provider of technology and services to the pay-TV industry".