Sentence examples for is misleading about from inspiring English sources

It is misleading about the book it praises, it is worse than misleading about the works it disparages.

What is misleading about the argument in situations like these is that it pays inadequate attention to what happens at interfaces.

On balance, though, I think I'd prefer that Mr Romney use black faces in his campaign ads even if it is misleading about his actual levels of black support.

The title for Gaby Dellal's film is misleading; About Ray is more explicitly centred on trans allies than The Danish Girl, and focuses mainly on Maggie and Ray's lesbian grandmother (played by Susan Sarandon) who doesn't understand Ray's need to transition – at one point, she suggests Ray just get acupuncture to deal with his dilemma.

That is what is misleading about it and they masked the edit.

Blahous' paper is misleading about the issues facing the disability fund, and his prescription points to benefit cuts across the board.

And nobody is misled about the ugly rates of interest – the website is a model of clarity.

This case looks more like a typical fraudulent disclosure case in which the party on the other side is misled about the value of the securities.

The Justice Department has denied being misleading about the Patriot Act.

But if "Seinfeld" was misleading about some things, it was spot-on about others.

Dr Hamish Meldrum, chairman of the British Medical Association, said the report was misleading about GP waiting times.