Sentence examples for made a misleading from inspiring English sources

She failed to grasp that Fincham had made a misleading statement about footage that wrongly purported to show the Queen "storming out" of a room.

She failed grasp that Fincham had made a misleading statement about footage that wrongly purported to show the Queen "storming out" of a room.

A viewer complained to the Advertising Standards Authority that the claim "there are more winners too" made a misleading comparison between the Health Lottery and Lotto (also known as the National Lottery).

Having made a misleading case for the war, the Bush team drastically mismanaged the crucial early period of the occupation, and has recently responded to the Iraqi insurgency by scrapping its original plan for political revitalization in favor of a hastier schedule of "Iraqization".

The statement added: "The commission found that Mr Stretford had made a misleading witness statement and had given untruthful evidence in court in criminal proceedings in Warrington Crown Court, particularly in relation to the existence, dates and nature of those representation agreements dated July 17 2002 and September 19 2002".

The statement added: "The commission found that Mr Stretford had made a misleading witness statement and had given untruthful evidence in court in criminal proceedings in Warrington crown court, particularly in relation to the existence, dates and nature of those representation agreements dated July 17 2002 and September 19 2002".

To be whipsawed between one analogy and other so you don't know what point is doing the work, that's what can make an analogy misleading.

"For the life of me I don't understand why she can't say, 'I made a mistake, I was misled, the country was misled, the intelligence was manipulated,' " said Robert M. Shrum, a senior adviser to Mr. Kerry in 2004.

He also claimed that Evans, as a member of the inquiry, had repeatedly disclosed confidential information and made a number of factually misleading public statements.

"These former Countrywide executives made a deliberate decision to mislead shareholders," Mr. Khuzami said.

A campaign spokesman, Steve Schmidt, said Mr. Kerry "has made a repeated effort to mislead the press and the public" on federal financing of stem-cell research.