Sentence examples for misleading about from inspiring English sources

"And companies are often cleverly misleading about this".

It is misleading about the book it praises, it is worse than misleading about the works it disparages.

The Justice Department has denied being misleading about the Patriot Act.

But if "Seinfeld" was misleading about some things, it was spot-on about others.

The FTC also alleged that Sony's ads were misleading about the online capabilities of the device.

"Oftentimes, we are misleading about ourselves and I feel that Shakespeare cuts through that".

That's sweet, but seriously misleading about how the NHS consumes resources.

Kowal, Compher said, was vague to the point of misleading about his intentions, specifically his desire to play elsewhere.

Brinkley suggests that some of Cronkite's dispatches during the liberation of Europe were deliberately misleading about Allied progress.

He said that Mr. Patten's testimony in July was "fundamentally misleading about the extent of trust knowledge and involvement".

Dr Hamish Meldrum, chairman of the British Medical Association, said the report was misleading about GP waiting times.