Sentence examples for malicious misrepresentation from inspiring English sources
It is a malicious misrepresentation of colored people, depicting them as moral perverts.
He expressed concern that China was "unilaterally threatening the existing international order".Predictably China rejected all this as malicious misrepresentation.
More recently, Salman Rushdie would have had to choose, in Joseph Anton, an autobiography in which no living ex-wife escapes uncharitable reassessment, between the joys of still tepid revenge and his own story of malicious misrepresentation, when his enemies expected him to "keep my mouth shut for the rest of my days".
"There has never been any evidence produced by those hostile to Catholicism to support such a malicious misrepresentation.
In 1909, the synagogue was the site of a mass meeting to protest the 20th Central Conference of American Rabbis, described as "the malicious misrepresentation of Judaism by the so-called reformed rabbis in conference in this city", and in 1913 the synagogue was the site of a "historic mass meeting" to raise funds for the first Young Israel synagogue, at which Jacob Schiff was the guest speaker.
We've made it clear that whereas we welcome any informed technical reservations they might offer, any malicious public misrepresentations that unfairly defamed the program or its staff members would not be ignored, and would be corrected by some appropriate form of response, including legal remedy as a last resort.
It's critical we turn off the staged cat-fights, snarky and ranting frenemies, and other malicious, misogynous misrepresentations foisted upon us by an irresponsible and irreverent media.
"If what is reported is true, it is totally malicious, and a total misrepresentation of our country," he told a press conference, recorded by Capital FM Kenya.
"If what is reported is true, it is totally malicious, and a total misrepresentation of our country and our leaders," he said.
Unfortunately though, there has been such a great deal of misrepresentation, if not outright malicious propaganda, about Hinduism, that the campaign already seems to many Hindus to be a perpetuation of that, rather than a sincere attempt to address the real problem of domestic violence.
