Sentence examples for lot of misstatements from inspiring English sources

"There are a lot of misstatements out there," Mr. Blankenship says.

A lot of the times, what they say is shaded or just outright not true, and to keep up with the volume of misstatements was a challenge.

Mr. Pawlenty accused Mrs. Bachmann of having "a record of misstatements" and "making false statements".

As the electoral campaign heats up, we can expect a lot more misstatements and "misspokes" by the candidates.

He stood directly at her side and accused her of "making false statements" and having "a record of misstatements".

An initial CIA review and cable sent to CIA headquarters after his death included a number of misstatements and omissions.

The sentence contained one misstatement — it was actually afternoon — which was the first of dozens of misstatements, ranging from the trivial to the risible ("I never get phone calls from the media").

Palin's commentary is, as Marc Ambinder noted on the Atlantic website, a tissue of misstatements and distortions.

And then there's the collection of misstatements or untruths connected to the firing of Comey himself.

The paperback released in May 2006 contains additional information, an afterword and several revisions of misstatements made in the hardcover edition.

Persaud described a lecture series on pain management, which had been mandatory for students from 2002 to 2010, that was full of misstatements and outright falsehoods.