Sentence examples for misleading quote from inspiring English sources

With Kennedy's death on Aug. 26, the MRC saw fit to trot out the misleading quote yet again.

One example is a citation in the 45-second ad, which includes a truncated, misleading quote from a political news website called PoliticsPA.com.

One misleading quote, however, may have your readers scrambling to pre-register new top level domain names in vain.

He said: "It is misleading to quote these statements out of context.

He confirmed that he has pointed out to the CSJ that it is grossly misleading to quote MPS figures when talking about the dangers of legal highs.

Because of this considerable heterogeneity, it may be misleading to quote an average value for the incidence.

Particularly misleading is this quote: "I don't believe it's about willpower," Mr. Berman said in an interview.

But the chair, Dame Helen Ghosh, later said the headlines were misleading and the quotes selective.

It was likely that many of the detentions were of newly arrived would-be immigrants at the airport, said Lipsey, who told the ASA: "I believe the figures may well have been distorted by this inclusion, which would make the figures quoted misleading in breach of the codes".

"You would attack Mitt Romney with ads denounced by the news media and even Democrats as -- quote -- misleading, unfair and untrue".

As a journalist, you must know about selective quotes and misleading headlines.