The caption with the moth photos says the pictures are misleading because the moths are dead.
The oil industry's capture of the Minerals Management Service is actually misleading because the agency was so appalling and corrupt.
Salmon and Klein argue that this method is misleading, because the wealth estimates all take debt into account.
The companies argue that their marketing is not misleading because the speeds they promise can actually be reached.
Saying there was a 1 percent chance, he said, was misleading because the chance of a market collapse like the one in 2008 was small.
Germany's embassy insists that this is misleading because the New York court is merely ruling on whether it is legal to seize assets there.
At Caviar Russe, David Magnotta, the owner, said he does not think it is misleading because the Russian word for sturgeon is osetr.
Other Republicans say a focus on the overall $22 billion divide is misleading, because the increases, when extended over five years, would amount to $204 billion.
The title Diary of a Wartime Affair is misleading, because the most interesting stretch of the affair happened before the war.
"What Bishop Gregory said is misleading, because the Catholic situation is much more grim than any of the other churches," Mr. Hoge said.
The investigation found that the calls were also misleading because the solar panels were not necessarily free as implied by the recorded message.
