Sentence examples for just a misstatement from inspiring English sources

you know, I think that, a minor blip, you know, if I said something that, you know, I say a lot of things — millions of words a day — so if I misspoke, that was just a misstatement.' "The Clinton campaign is clearly eager to put this controversy to rest before it drags down her Pennsylvania campaign.

"You can't trust her" also builds on episodes in Secretary Clinton's past, like the missing documents from her Arkansas law firm that mysteriously turned up in the White House family quarters, or the sniper fire she said she avoided at a Bosnian airport, an account that turned out to be "just a misstatement".

The idea of just making a misstatement doesn't necessarily rise to the level of fraud.

His error was not simply a misstatement; its repetition speaks for itself.

"And the suggestion that somehow it's hard times out there, I just think is a misstatement," he said.

The headline, from the Chicago Daily Tribune in 1948, said, 'Dewey Defeats Truman,' not 'Dewey Beats Truman.' " Misstating a misstatement.

But that's a misstatement of conditions on the ground.

The developer of the P90X workout (Ryan says it works for him) and the 1980 Boston marathon fraud (Ryan says that his own marathon misstatement was just a mistake), respectively.

Whether she was aware of the corrected record was unclear, but Mrs. Clinton said yesterday that the incident "just goes to show how any of us can make a misstatement".

So in the next two debates Obama can't just defensively say that x isn't true every time Romney makes a misstatement.

A misstatement on that document will only add to your problems.