Sentence examples for misleading articles from inspiring English sources
The authors tracked down misleading articles about him dating to 1937, and reconstructed the comical spread of Johnson's Faust legend -- that he sold his soul to the devil at a Mississippi crossroads in return for his extraordinary gifts as a guitarist -- from a single, dubious 1966 interview with Johnson's friend and fellow blues musician Son House.
If Stephen Dalton wishes to write these misleading articles he should at least give examples of the successes of privatisation.
Judges have had to abandon trials in the past because of misleading articles being published but no Twitter storm has yet halted a court hearing.
In order to publish misleading articles without repercussions, British tabloids need only to include scientifically indefensible quotes from contrarian scientists, and to accurately represent the information that they've misleadingly cherry picked.
I'd suggest that this is because of dangerously misleading articles, like the one printed in your paper, that delude tourists into thinking that this is in any way a safe country to navigate.
No surprise, then, that Germany was one of the first places where Facebook rolled out new tools to combat misleading articles being shared.
In 1957, at the government's behest, he wrote a deliberately misleading article to deter protests by Japanese fishermen against Britain's first test of a hydrogen bomb.He loved journalism, possibly more than he loved his family (he regretted not spending more time with his children).
As a hundred people die in blasts and flames, Reshma vanishes into raging waters, and Arun, bereft, is left alone to continue his investigation after deliberately misleading news articles report his death.
In a long letter, he blames misleading news articles that create the impression that "every employee recognition event is a junket, a boondoggle, a waste, or that it's for highly paid executives.
Ms. Abraham, the former district attorney, who is now in private practice, called the articles misleading and said it was wrong to "do justice by the numbers".
After correction of some of the misstated and misleading interpretations, this article could be suited as a "Resource" rather than the "Article" format.
