Sentence examples for may have misled from inspiring English sources

Jeter's support was predictable, and Posada may have misled him on the details.

Except that his advisers may have misled him on this one.

But Hamas may have misled people into a false sense of safety.

They do not show what Boogaard told doctors or the degree to which he may have misled them.

That endorsement, she said, "may have misled people into thinking McCain was more pro-choice than he actually was".

On Tuesday the committee referred her case to the Justice Department, suggesting that she may have misled investigators.

Vicki Morley Penzance, Cornwall I think Robin Williams' accent may have misled your correspondent (Letters, 18 June).

I think I may have misled myself to think that that feeling was a thing of the past, but I'm seeing that it's necessary".

Lara Logan: '60 Minutes' admits Benghazi source may have 'misled' her.

He said it "may have misled traffic enforcement agents who would otherwise have paid closer attention to it".

Because I may have misled him.