Sentence examples for misleading narrative from inspiring English sources

For feeding this misleading narrative, Trump earns Four Pinocchios.

Purdue argues that Healey is putting forward a "misleading narrative" about OxyContin.

The police report suggests that the misleading narrative originated from Gianforte himself, however.

But it is the underappreciation of these other factors that led to a popular, yet misleading, narrative tying willpower to desert.

In fact, the history of Turkey has been shaped by class politics that are obscured by a misleading narrative that pits Islamization against secularism.

The agency also shared copies of three informational letters sent to parents and school staff — on Feb. 5, Feb. 21 and March 14 — to combat what they consider a misleading narrative that Wiest and other community members had shared on social media.

The campaign of 2008 was notable for its misleading narratives about how Presidents are tested.

But when every bad thing that happens to children gets called bullying, we end up with misleading narratives that obscure other distinct forms of harm.

The usual victims in these cases are of course dead – but their grieving families have started to call out these misleading narratives.

And it's a sign that Black Lives Matter – a philosophical movement largely being driven by black women – is having such a broad impact on our culture, it is not only challenging laws and policies, but also the very misleading narratives in which they are made.

Instead of a single video defining an event for all, dozens, hundreds or even thousands of distinct videos and images and can be woven together by algorithmic historians to create a more holistic and contextualized timeline of the event, helping to debunk false and misleading narratives.