Sentence examples for misleading details from inspiring English sources

As expected, misleading errors of commission were more likely to occur after the presentation of misleading details in the synopsis than spontaneously on consistent or neutral trials.

These are tiny quibbles, but such misleading details convey a false impression of vulgar opulence.

"The only reaction from the police was to smear my name by releasing misleading details of my arrests.

Intelligence showed that the vast majority of the sites were registered in China and other countries in Asia, mostly using false or misleading details.

At a longer retention interval, the influence of attended to misleading details dissipates, allowing for the benefits of testing to emerge.

Participants in the Emphasized Details group (M = 0.33) were also significantly more likely to produce misleading details incorrectly than those in the Standard misinformation group (t 86) = 3.25, P < 0.005, d = 0.49).

The main outcomes reported were misleading, detailing only the mean values of data with a demonstrably skewed distribution.

It is our view that changes in processing associated with misleading narrative details, as a result of interim testing, influences the accessibility of those details in memory.

An increase in accessibility may then have influenced the ease with which misleading narrative details came to mind, biasing responding on a final memory test (cf., Baddeley, 1982; Jacoby, Bishara, Hessels, & Hughes 2007).

(You should also be aware that the book expects you to be, er, "interactive" in other ways as well — Passard is occasionally a bit vague, or even misleading, about basic details such as timings and quantities. Careful attention and common sense will be rewarded).

While it's good that these issues should be debated, much reporting has been either plain wrong or so heavily one-sided as to be misleading (for serious detail read the main report in the campaign, and the rejoinder, by two senior academics, available here).