Sentence examples for looks misleading from inspiring English sources
But beware: looks can be misleading.
In many of her twentieth-century movies, Roberts had been led by her long-tressed, pre-Raphaelite looks (or misled by maudlin style merchants, such as Joel Schumacher) to come on like a nineteenth-century maiden in distress; now, in her first project of the new century, she has brought herself up to date.
But, according to retailers, the ghost-town look can be misleading.
It can be misleading to look at shares of income without examining their magnitude.
He added: "It's misleading to look at ratings for selected events and conclude that a negative trend is happening.
Ravi Jariwala, a Walmart spokesman, said it was misleading to look at only four items for Manhattan delivery.
The book, Mr. Delfay said, "is misleading, like looking at the costs of auto accidents without measuring the benefits of cars".
"It's misleading to look at Texas as a whole," said David Dow, a law professor at the University of Houston who often represents capital defendants.
Mr. Ridge said today that it was "a little bit misleading" to look to World War II as a model for today's homeland security effort.
