Sentence examples for like misleading from inspiring English sources

"I don't like misleading people, but I feel like this is like the one time in life that you are actually allowed to do it, and you oughta get a get-out-of-jail-free pass," says Brendan, who is mostly misleading himself.

A group of state chief justices called yesterday for new rules across the country to limit judicial election abuses like misleading campaign advertising and the growing role of private contributions in races for judgeships.

To convince voters to turn Switzerland into a fenced-off mountain sanctuary for white people, the campaign used shock tactics like misleading statistics, posters of shady figures wearing black burqas and images of immigrants stylised as a menacing horde of boots.

"People giving money think it's going to Dr. Carson, and it's not," he said, adding, "I don't like misleading people".

I'm no Frank Luntz, so I'm clearly not the right guy to coin the term, but perhaps it should simply be a word like "misled".

A group of Republican state attorneys general is standing up for oil giants over an investigation into whether companies like Exxon Mobil misled the public about the risks of climate change.

She likes to mislead people, she says.

It depends also on my internal state, whether I know that in this case the rabbit-like appearance is misleading.

And of course it is at least partially because Facebook's algorithms favor things that increase engagement and time on site, which often means the likes of clickbait, misleading and provocative content, divisive content that generates argument, and so on.

In our case, however, lumbar pain and most of all spinal claudication-like (and thus misleading) symptoms prevailed.

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