Sentence examples for misleading message from inspiring English sources

He had been declared guilty in parliament and in the press; his friends had been too fearful of scandal to testify in his favour and, incredibly, the chief justice (Lord Parker) and the next chief justice (Lord Widgery), had sent a deliberately misleading message to the Old Bailey jury about the credibility of Christine Keeler, the other woman involved in the Profumo affair.

Players value starting precisely because of this kind of misleading message.

First, sending a false or misleading message to outsiders can lead to confusion and criticism.

It is the Jacksons, Winehouses and Monroes who offer an important balance against the misleading message of perfection.

" 'I'm still in charge, I'm right behind the mayor.' I felt scared, but I stayed put, because otherwise I would have sent a misleading message to the people".

And it is an easily understandable (if highly misleading) message that America could be producing more oil if only Democratic politicians would stop imposing unreasonable obstructions.

Elaborate large exhibits often send misleading messages to the public regarding endangered species and zoo-based Conservation.

The first of these stated that Johnston Press had sent "regularly misleading messages to the City".

Yet, it has been shown that simple metrics such as species richness or abundance may give misleading messages about biodiversity status and fate.

Suter was developed by BAE Systems and works by bombarding radar facilities with data that contains false targets and misleading messages.

This is just fine; the green space has become saturated with undifferentiated initiatives and misleading messaging that can undermine the many credible, substantive efforts out there.