Sentence examples for misleading ideas from inspiring English sources

"This is an exercise in the presentation of misleading ideas in an obfuscatory manner.

He said the wrist study appeared "to be an exercise in the presentation of misleading ideas in an obfuscatory manner".

"With Jews for Jesus, it is all sale and packaging, selling misleading ideas, like these diet pills that you see on TV info-mercials," he said.

Thanks to such work, it seems we can now get over some of the false or misleading ideas about childhood inherited from Sigmund Freud and Jean Piaget, the pioneer of developmental psychology.

The report challenged what it called several misleading ideas about welfare and poverty.

When students entertain misconceptions or misleading ideas, the system will in accordance with the types of the wrong answer generate appropriate cognitive conflicts as feedback to help the students realize the irrational part of their ideas.

The result is that people who are normally not our supporters get a misleading idea about what our policies and ideas are".

We're accustomed to thinking of black women as athletic and strong," an image at odds with the quite misleading idea of the ethereal, waif-like ballerina.

The motion says: "Talent search programmes give young people the misleading idea that it is easy to get into and succeed in the entertainment industry.

As recounted in a new book, "Zero Chance of Passage", by Ember Reichgott Junge, a former Minnesota legislator who wrote the original charter legislation, unions have from the outset pushed the misleading idea that charters drain resources from traditional schools.

The story in "A Portrait of the Artist" of how Stephen Dedalus metamorphoses from an acolyte bound for the priesthood into a man of high aesthetic purpose can give a misleading idea of Joyce's sense of vocation.