Sentence examples for misleading of him from inspiring English sources

It is certainly misleading of him to imply that America will be able to tame its deficit and protect entitlements by raising taxes on the rich alone: the maths suggests that the middle class will have to pay too.

He has often been punched by people who thought they should have won the prize and was once hit over the head with a handbag by a woman who thought it was misleading of him to wear a beard.

Perhaps this was misleading of me.

Figure 2 shows such an example of misleading of MSE measure.

Eco, however, is at best whimsically sceptical, at worst deliberately misleading: for him, the purpose of a story is to tell ingenious lies rather than to arrive at a drearily rational truth.

He accused his wife of 11 years of misleading him about the possibility of their reconciling when he paid half the down payment on a multi-million dollar home for her last March.

If he gets it right this time, Obama's narrow victory in debate No. 2, salvaged by the mock umbrage that anyone could accuse him of misleading, will cost him dearly.

In legal argument on Wednesday, Coombs accused the government of misleading him over the nature of the sentencing evidence it intended to present, and Major Ashden Fein for the prosecution countered that the defence was raising spurious objections at the last minute.

He accuses her of misleading him and calls her all sorts of names, then suddenly regains himself, tries to feign a degree of belated cool.

He accused D'Antoni of misleading him.

Mathieu Debuchy, the Arsenal defender, has accused manager Arsène Wenger of misleading him over his future at the Emirates Stadium.