Sentence examples similar to misleading commands from inspiring English sources
This is a misleading statement.
A misleading statement is literally true.
The prosecutor did not say that Officer Mata himself physically assaulted the victim, but that he made "false, incomplete and misleading statements to central command" about the two officers' actions and whereabouts.
It is therefore completely misleading to characterise God's command to Israel as a command to commit genocide.
The authors contrast the feverish preparations for war with Iraq taking place in 2002 at the Pentagon and the United States Central Command under Gen. Tommy R. Franks with the misleading statements emanating from senior officials.
* Henry Blodget: The former Merrill Lynch technology analyst who commanded a big following in his prime, Mr. Blodget was accused of publishing misleading ratings on the stocks he covered.
Newspapers have reported poor perimeter security, coordination and decision-making – the Indian Express described "glaring gaps in planning, command, training and equipment" – and ministers have been accused of making a series of misleading statements.
The strange, misleading clues.
This was a misleading view.
