Sentence examples for it is quite misleading from inspiring English sources

This is so bad it's not even wrong, but it is quite misleading.

This, like most half-truths, is not 50percentntrueue so much as it is quite misleading.

Furthermore, the ideas that individuals are entitled to the fruits of their labour and that taxation beyond necessity is an unfair imposition are so widespread among Americans that it is quite misleading to attribute them to one "side".

It is quite misleading to associate the term "Humboldtian linguistics" or "Humboldtian language philosophy" with any one specific direction, for example with the Whorfian thesis of "linguistic relativity" or with Chomsky's opposite notion of a universalist "generative grammar" because these tend to ignore other equally or more important dimensions of Humboldt's work.

Of course, during the (very brief) leakage period, the rate of pressure drop may be greater than it is during the times between ruptures, but (1) the authors don't make any quantitative argument that this is the case, and (2) even if it were, the qualitative schematic that shows flat pressure lines is quite misleading.

"This is quite misleading.

That is quite misleading.