Sentence examples for misleading interview from inspiring English sources

In January 2000, the company's chief executive, Mark O'Hanlon, gave an extensive and highly misleading interview to a now defunct news site about Monticello's prospects.

George Galloway has accused the BBC of being misleading over an interview about the EU referendum in which he ended up pleading with the interviewer "Please stop this, please stop this".

But Schultz called that figure "misleading" in the CNBC interview, since it didn't take into account tips or the boost in workers' salaries over time.

She and Mr. Galván blamed another lawyer, Melanio Figueroa, for misleading them about the interviews and hatching the plot to disparage the senator and Dr. Salomon E. Melgen, a Florida eye surgeon and loyal campaign donor to Mr. Menendez, a Democrat.

Not surprisingly the MSM has not pushed back on this misleading take of these interviews.

This snapshot of the bill's effect on the "hardworking families" that Cohn referred to in his CNBC interview, however, is misleading.

In addition, as weight and BMI may change over time, estimates of costs over a longer time period (eg, 2 years) before or after the date of CCHS interview may be misleading.

The regulator revealed that it had interviewed Treacher on two occasions – 7 July 2009 and 9 November 2009 – and during both of these interviews he gave misleading answers.

In an interview, Mr. Turan denied misleading anyone.

Last year, The Times Magazine published an angry letter from NBC's Tim Russert, who said that the portrayal of his interview with her was "misleading, callous and hurtful".

The misleading segment featured splices of recent interviews with Obama administration officials discussing the state of the economy.