Sentence examples for is only misleading from inspiring English sources

Gallagher told Today on Wednesday: "The headline is only misleading if you exclude the words 'bombshell claim over Europe votes', which are in capital letters on the front page.

The impression of normality is only partly misleading.

The scene, as rendered in my exceptionally poor handheld video, is only slightly misleading.

This data is not only misleading for the reasons stated, but also apparently dangerous.

The company also leveled a serious charge at the network: Al Jazeera's report was not only "misleading" but "false," it claimed.

While the Supreme Court has held that "inherently" misleading information may be banned in its entirety, it has also reasoned that so long as information can be presented in a way that is not deceptive, such information is only potentially misleading not inherently misleading.

The final description of her as "brilliantly talented" woman appears misleading since she is only more talented than her competitors in her physical genetic makeup.

While preoperative 'baseline' analyses could have been taken, they could potentially have been misleading since LMWH is only one of the factors affecting postoperative coagulation.

Turning to the first step of the Central Hudson analysis, we begin with the Court of Appeals' strong suggestion in Pearson I that Plaintiffs' Antioxidant Vitamin Claim was only potentially misleading, not inherently misleading.

GM's forgetfulness about the chicken tax wasn't the only misleading aspect of its comment on the tariffs.

So the title of this book is doubly misleading: there are only five lectures, or "memos", here, and the casual browser unaware of its history might imagine that it has a broader remit than literature.