Sentence examples for is misrepresentation from inspiring English sources
noun
Erroneous or false representation; an unfair or dishonest account or exposition; a false statement: as, to injure one's character by misrepresentations.
That is misrepresentation and THEFT.
That is when you realise that the Chinese food as served abroad is misrepresentation adapted to European or western tastes.
After attending several screenings of "Tabloid," sometimes in disguise, to denounce what she says is misrepresentation of her and her life story, Ms. McKinney has filed suit against its filmmakers, saying she was tricked into appearing in the movie.
There is misrepresentation and falsified imagery on their screens," he says.
Another red flag is misrepresentations of fact, like dubious assertions of a company's litigation record.
If there's misrepresentation, then clearly, we take that very seriously," she told the ABC.
Draghi's presentation contains a simple but fatal error – or should that be misrepresentation?
But the issue is now in the hands of the city buildings department, which can revoke the demolition permit only if it finds that there was misrepresentation.
The murkiest history is within one's own family, and oftentimes things remain unexplored and unsaid, and what is said may be misrepresentation or even distortion.
Yes, there were misrepresentations, deceit and outright lies.
Both are misrepresentations at best, outright falsehoods at worst.
