Sentence examples for it would misrepresent from inspiring English sources

This placement seems to me right on the borderline of fair game for reviewers, and not to tell it would misrepresent the book.

We clacked skeletons; to call it an "embrace" would misrepresent the violence of our first collision.

We believe in video games as an art form, and on behalf of the 120 people who poured their blood and tears into this game over three years, we're just really hurt that someone would misrepresent the game without even playing it.

That would misrepresent the significance of the debates of the past two weeks in which they've featured.

A takeout double would misrepresent his hand, and so would an unusual two no-trump to show the minor suits.

She also said she understood that permitting the documents to be produced to the government would misrepresent material facts to the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the United States attorney's office in Manhattan, adding, "I knew it was improper".

When our conversation shifted into a normal flow, she would often put on the brakes, as if she were figuring that I, too, would misrepresent her.

Both police and town officials said they could not explain why anyone would misrepresent the training records, though they said that saving money could have been a motive.

We don't want our good nature abused by those who would misrepresent what's happening in the United States on the subject of immigration to affect how we deal with a refugee problem".

A synopsis that made sense would misrepresent the book, since all we know "what happens" is what the narrator tells us, and he doesn't distinguish actuality from hallucination.

Rather than providing a detailed discussion of the additions individually, the KDE appropriately appeals to the consensus of the scientific and education communities on what belongs - and what does not belong - in a science curriculum.a Including the proposed ideas would misrepresent the scientific standing of evolution as well as the scientific standing of the ideas themselves.