Sentence examples for misleading kind from inspiring English sources
Some will say this elite medal obsession provides a misleading kind of success.
Their tactics, the aggressive and sometimes misleading kind not typically used until much further along in a campaign season, have led to a spat with Democrats in what is shaping up to be the most costly election advertising war yet.
"I do not believe in engaging black artists and doing black music in black areas, because I feel that it is misleading, the worst kind of tokenism, especially if it's the only time you see black artists or hear works by black composers".
Sixteenth-century maps of Africa were misleading in all kinds of ways, but they contained quite a bit of information about the continent's interior — the River Niger, Timbuktu.
These internal problems with Kant's argument suggest to Schopenhauer that Kant's reference to the thing-in-itself as a mind-independent object (or as an object of any kind) is misleading.
Pick up a copy of Advent Children on Blu-Ray and you'll be treated to an honest-to-god demo — although as we saw with FFXII, a demo can actually be kind of misleading.
"This ad illustrates the kind of negative, misleading and pessimistic campaign the Bush-Cheney team is running," said Chad Clanton, a spokesman for the Kerry organization.
No one doubted that the current attempt to overhaul America's uniquely wasteful and unjust system of health insurance and non-insurance would touch off the kind of demagogic, misleading attacks that have greeted every past attempt at ambitious reform, successful (Medicare) and unsuccessful (all the rest) alike.
It's also the kind of background that leads to misleading career narratives.
However, in a natural population and in the absence of any previous knowledge this kind of power analysis may be misleading in terms of underestimating the number of required loci for reliable RCAs.
