Sentence examples for misleading movement from inspiring English sources

He wobbled his head, a misleading movement she now understood as affirmative.

It is worth noting that non-responders can impact significantly on the sample size when interpreting percentages and this could lead to misleading oscillatory movements as suggested by Scheibe et al.[ 16].

The significant segmentation errors occur when the presence of the neighboring leaves and/or branches produces strong gradients near the desired contour which misleads the movement of the active contour.

Despite their claims, it is they, not the "anti-nuclear movement" who are "misleading the world about the impacts of radiation on human health".

Portraying Black Lives Matter marches, the Women's March on Washington, the Anti-Muslim ban marches — or any of the protests this Pepsi ad could possibly be referencing — as anti-cop is misleading and harmful to those movements.

That some participants make comparisons to nineteen-sixties left-wing activism and even to the civil-rights movement is irritating and misleading.

He later issued an apology for misleading the England management over his movements.

Tindall later issued an apology for misleading the England management over his movements that night, having initially claimed he did not go on to another bar afterwards.

But a spokeswoman for Mr. Dayton, Sharon Ruhland, said the apparent movement in the polls was misleading.

Looking at price movements by themselves can be misleading.

And in conducting such an assessment, short-term indicators, such as growth rates and recent movements in stock prices, can be misleading.