Sentence examples for misleading at worst from inspiring English sources

That is disingenuous at best, misleading at worst.

"To put the blame of this situation on renewable energy is fatuous at best and downright misleading at worst.

Alan Wolfe's review of Diane Ravitch's "Death and Life of the Great American School System" (May 16) was complacent at best, misleading at worst.

In return, Mr. Chalabi provided intelligence on weapons that one senior American intelligence official described earlier this week as "useless at best, and misleading at worst".

It said that "the regular public reporting" on pollution levels through modelling was "lacking transparency at best, and … misleading at worst".

To equate a broad wish to migrate to the UK for a job with an imminent threat of immigration inundation is careless at best and actively misleading at worst.

To talk of "strategic partnership", on this interpretation, is misleading at best, dangerous at worst.

Leibniz, at root, argues that such claims are deeply misleading at best, heretical at worst.

Ms. Rice's move from the White House, where she was the national security adviser, to the State Department followed a week of intense debate over the Bush administration's Iraq policy, as Senate Democrats used the confirmation process to assail Ms. Rice as misleading at best and untruthful at worst.

Tumblr's explanations today are confusing at worst, and misleading at best.

This ad is misleading at best... lying at worst.