Sentence examples for misleading punctuation from inspiring English sources

Ignore the misleading punctuation.

Araucaria pretty much kept away from the deliberately misleading punctuations and spellings that younger setters are now using in their clues quite freely, though he came to accept that words such as "indeed" or "instead", for example, could fairly indicate that a solution was constructed as DE<…>ED or STEA<…>D.

They're shouldn't be any grammar, spelling, punctuation errors or misleading phases.

And misleading.

How misleading.

It's slightly misleading.

Were they deliberately misleading?

That may be misleading.

"This is quite misleading.

This is doubly misleading.

The hype is misleading.