Sentence examples for misleading manner from inspiring English sources

Howard also invokes famous thinkers in a self-serving and even misleading manner.

But the president is presenting this in such a misleading manner that we have little choice.

Fisher's brother-in-law, a litigator, suggested that the agency had used her name and likeness in a misleading manner that could be damaging to her reputation.

The dispute is technical but, to this observer, Bramson was indeed mixing annual returns and 10-year annualised returns in a spectacularly misleading manner.

The senators take the latter view and say the movie is "factually inaccurate" and "has the potential to shape American public opinion in a disturbing and misleading manner".

Surely it couldn't be that this is the purpose of presenting the information in this misleading manner?

Mr. Bennett's fuzzy manner is misleading, and it is a mistake to think of him as a literary teddy bear, a playwright version of James Herriot.

So what is P&G's problem? "Improper use of the trade marks BRAUN and Oral B in this manner is misleading to the public and could potentially result in injury".

Ofcom said broadcasters had a "fundamental obligation … to ensure that audiences are not misled by the manner in which news is presented" and that "breaches of this nature are amongst the most serious … because they go to the heart of the relationship of trust between a broadcaster and its audience".

Principal members of the Reagan team were misled by his manner or misled themselves into an expectation of friendship.

His undemonstrative, cool and apparently detached manner can be misleading.