Sentence examples for misleading book from inspiring English sources

"As percentage of total costs is inherently misleading," Book said in an interview.

The problem, however, is that (short version of) Darwin's title is extremely misleading - indeed, given the unprecedented importance of the book, this might be the most misleading book title in history.

The title is a bit misleading – the book is an autobiographical account of growing up in a Bangladeshi Muslim community but eventually rejecting Islam in favour of atheism.

That so decent a man could write so misleading a book provides a mirror of the many ways America continues to live in a web of denial and deception, threatening not only its own but humanity's future.

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

But to claim that they did this partly because economists preferred focusing on what makes economies grow rather than paying attention to whether economic activity should be organised through markets or by the state is misleading.Still, the book articulates a constructive set of ideas about how to reform foreign aid.

"You've got allegations involving excessive compensation, but also abuse of the endowment, keeping two sets of books, misleading the board and forgiveness of below-market-rate loans," Mr. Siegel said.

Yet scholars and Littner's relatives fault Koeppen's book as misleading.

Her title is misleading in that the book is not about Dreyfus himself – "The Man on Devil's Island" – but a most comprehensive and nuanced account of the participants on both sides of the imbroglio.

Twenty-eight yeafterfter I first read "Forever... " — and in a raunchy cultural climate in which books like the over-the-top "Fifty Shades of Grey" are devoured and giggled over by young and old alike — it feels misleading to laud the book for its stimulative, squirm-inducing effects.

Unfortunately, the title of this book is misleading.