Sentence examples for mislead the reader from inspiring English sources

But, he said, he feels an "ethical responsibility not to mislead" the reader.

Facebook analyzed tens of thousands of headlines, deeming as "clickbait" those that intentionally withhold important information and those that use exaggeration to mislead the reader.

Headlines should not mislead the reader about a story's contents and quotation marks should not be used to dress up overstatement.

The digital information age has generated new outlets for content creators to publish so-called "fake news", a new form of propaganda that is intentionally designed to mislead the reader.

"However, the intent of this document was not to understate the results nor to mislead the reader in any way," said Ann Chadwick, Acting Assistant Secretary for Food and Consumer Services.

They say the use of such examples were seen by some as a "deliberate attempt by the DWP to mislead the reader" into thinking claimants were facing no additional costs as a result of their disability.

But to use these un-new facts to support a consensus that Blair is finished is to mislead the readers and viewers who rely on the media for news and interpretation.

If Changkya's argument is correct, which I think he is, then Blumenthal's unspecified reading of the two systems might mislead the readers into thinking that the Yogācāra Svātantrika Madhyamaka takes onboard the entire system of Yogācāra idealism.

This inconsistency should be corrected not to mislead the readers.

While it is possible to compute and provide sequence identity of the results determined at the BBH-LS score threshold of 0.01, doing so is very likely to mislead the readers on how the homologs were actually determined.

Regarding to the Ssa2p involvement in tRNA import under the normal growth conditions, we do not have intention to argue that Ssa2p acts as a tRNA import factor only under starvation conditions, but our original Discussion may mislead the readers in that way.