Sentence examples for misleading choice from inspiring English sources

It was a deeply unfortunate — and largely misleading — choice of words.

By Monday the archbishop was backtracking, saying he had spoken clumsily with "a misleading choice of words".

My colleague Barbara Harper discussed it with the editors and all agreed it was a misleading choice, so the photograph was changed.

He also acknowledged that he might have expressed his ideas on the subject last week "clumsily" and with a "misleading choice of words".

"But I must of course take responsibility for any unclarity either in that text or in the radio interview, and for any misleading choice of words that has helped to cause distress or misunderstanding among the public at large and especially among my fellow Christians," he said.

Nope, it's just an odd and misleading choice of clothing.

Bouattia herself has often taken issue with misleading language choices.

We showed that in the past, the sampling bias has misled the choice of the most conserved target sites for genus specific degenerate primers.

However, the implication that a good choice will lead to flexibility (even more choice) is misleading in two senses.

But both caricature and choice are misleading.

The attack vector of choice featured misleading instant messages and emails, which were used to trick users into revealing their AOL passwords, thus granting unauthorised access to their accounts.