Sentence examples for maybe misleading from inspiring English sources

The former picture in Figure 4N was maybe misleading because part of the embryo tail was not well visible.

Partially introducing the role of CD8 + T cells in functional cure is confusing and maybe misleading to the readers.

However, the result is that the reader is left with a partial maybe misleading view and the archive with an incomplete picture.

However, we believe this conclusion maybe misleading because the applied DWI protocol had an important limitation that has not been emphasized.

However, in contrast the rapid chloride permeability tests indicate increased chloride ingress, suggesting increased permeability, but these maybe possibly misleading results generated from the superplasticizer.

"It concerns me that Jane Fonda was maybe misled and didn't understand what she was funding," said Christina Hoff Sommers, a fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, a conservative think tank in Washington and a former philosophy professor at Clark University.

But maybe 'brotherhood' is misleading.

That said, maybe the average is misleading.

Do they not grasp that fines should actually hurt and be proportionate to the amount of the "misleading statement?" Maybe they missed the financial crisis after all!

A reader called David disagrees: I find the comments of the officer (Daniel) a bit misleading... Yes, maybe there are some people who want to get there own back on the police, but equally I think there are many police who quite enjoy dealing out a bit of pent-up frustration on the public that they can't get away with day to day.

It might be a bit misleading – you're maybe like: 'Woah!