Sentence examples for misleading description from inspiring English sources
Conclusion: The term 'eradication' is a misleading description of current HIV cure-related research.
The initial response from Trump Jr. to reports of that meeting contained a misleading description of its origin — a misleading description that The Washington Post later reported was dictated by President Trump himself.
Her case, and others like it, are routinely described as "revenge porn", but it's a misleading description in all sorts of ways.
I felt, however, that the rather misleading description of Syria in "Where the Welcome May Be Elusive," (Dec. 5) by Nick Kaye, required a response.
Although quite a misleading description, it was still an incredible sight to see the rippling beauty of this lethal element through the use of lasers.
The report ignores the scale of destruction and serious crimes committed by the occupation in Gaza and provides a misleading description in order to reduce the magnitude of the Israeli crimes".
No wonder that Republican senators have taken to using misleading descriptions for their own bill.
"The Food Safety Act section 15 relating to misleading descriptions will apply, but we would need to prove beyond all reasonable doubt that the description is misleading".
American military officials, citing ongoing operations, refused to comment on any aspect of the camp and issued misleading descriptions of its location.
This Court has previously determined that § 43(a) of the Lanham Act, 15 U.S.C. § 1125(a)(1), which addresses false and misleading descriptions, only applies to commercial speech.
The cardinal was thus, presumably, the first of many generations of sitters as well as artists who have actively deceived the gullible public with numerous misleading descriptions and depictions of artists at work in their studios.
