Sentence examples for misleading newspaper from inspiring English sources

It is not only the misleading newspaper headlines about this U-turn which are causing confusion.

I think he makes clear in his article that this was a reference "to some of the initial (and pretty misleading) newspaper coverage of the case elsewhere".

A leading scientist has hit out at misleading newspaper reports that linked his research to claims that the current cold weather undermines the scientific case for manmade global warming.

The New Yorker, September 16, 1939 P. 17 Talk story about misleading newspaper articles & headlines which have appeared recently; the Journal-American story that the French troops had broken through the Siegfried Line & wereinvading Germany; and the headline in the Mirror: "French Fight Nazis Hand to Hand".

By Harold Ross, Philip Hamburger, and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, September 16, 1939 P. 17 Talk story about misleading newspaper articles & headlines which have appeared recently; the Journal-American story that the French troops had broken through the Siegfried Line & wereinvading Germany; and the headline in the Mirror: "French Fight Nazis Hand to Hand".

Narendra Modi, the autocratic chief minister of the western state of Gujarat and the B.J.P.'s prime-ministerial candidate, is no friend to free expression: in 2011, Gujarat banned "Great Soul," a biographical study of Gandhi by the former New York Times executive editor Joseph Lelyveld, allegedly on the basis of misleading newspaper reports suggesting that it depicted the Mahatma as a homosexual.

For example, Trak.in, a tech blog, called the campaign "entirely false and misleading," while newspaper The Times of India (which is run by net neutrality supporter The Times Group), stated in an editorial that "Facebook is just trying to play on the fact that most of us click the like button on its platform without reading or understanding the complete picture".

By publishing misleading material, the newspaper had thus also failed in its duty to handle publication sensitively.

B. The New Kids do not claim there was anything false or misleading about the newspapers' use of their mark.

There's been a minor flurry in the past 24 hours about commentary for the Opening Ceremony based on a misleading story in a newspaper.

Newspapers pursuing misleading narratives is nothing new, particularly when it comes to drug use and club culture, but this case carries some worrying consequences.