Sentence examples for misleading characterization of from inspiring English sources
'Interpreting probability' is a commonly used but misleading characterization of a worthy enterprise.
That statement is a simplistic and misleading characterization of public pension funding.
Mr. Fitzhugh acknowledged that that was a misleading characterization of the events.
He also took issue with what he implied was Hess's misleading characterization of the company's interactions with him.
His sudden departure was announced the same day that The Daily Beast retracted a blog post he had written about the basketball player Jason Collins, saying that "the piece contained several errors, resulting in a misleading characterization of N.B.A. player Collins and the story he co-wrote in Sports Illustrated in which he came out as gay".
This may not be an altogether misleading characterization of Paivio's actual view – he frequently refers to imagery as "modality specific" representation – but he clearly regards the distinction by sense mode between different types of image to be orthogonal to the more central distinction of Dual Coding Theory, between the image and the verbal (symbolic) codes.
This week, Trump repeated a mischaracterization of the Iran nuclear deal, a patently false claim that the US "is one of the highest-taxed nations in the world" when it ranks near the bottom of industrialized nations, a lie about his support for the Iraq war, and misleading characterizations of crime in the US.
Republicans have made a political calculation that they'd rather attack Congressional Democrats with sound bites and misleading characterizations of the President's health care reform plan than work on behalf of the American people.
An important implication of these examples for risk assessment is that the "main effects" of lead or PCBs or ETS, estimated by multiple regression, are misleading characterizations of their respective associations with neurodevelopment.
"People are so weary of partisan bickering and unfair attacks and misleading characterizations," Ms. Davis said.
But her characterization of CRPs is misleading in several respects.
