Sentence examples for misleading reference from inspiring English sources
A Misleading Label The name of the disorder was coined in the 1930s, in a misleading reference to the border between neurosis and psychosis.
"She left me," Hennis said — a misleading reference to his wife's visit with her parents.
Worse, some took the report to be a misleading reference to a peaceful gathering of citizens who had come together to defend their community elsewhere in Enfield.
Among his clues that we've enjoyed here are a sneaky Shakespeare, a roundabout route to the middle of Sheffield and Manchester and a misleading reference to Geordie Labourites.
The fight over banning "assault weapons," a term that gun owners say is a purposely misleading reference to what they call high-powered rifles, is not a new one in Connecticut.
Whenever you hear a Democrat say that Romney and Ryan would end Medicare or cost seniors $6,000, that is a misleading reference to the original Ryan plan, not anything on offer today.
Literature and Internet searches provided circular and often misleading references to databases or textbooks, which either simply state the dose without reference or refer to another textbook and so on.
What we can be sure of is that it will also produce false or misleading Kubrick references, evidenced by Room 237's major piece from Sundance in the New York Times by Robert Ito.
During a visit to Qom in October 2010, the supreme leader, Ayatollah Seyed Ali Khamenei, spoke of the "need to combat false and misleading beliefs," a reference to evangelical or Protestant churches, the Nematollahi Gonabadi Sufis, and Baha'is.
The Def Jam Case Finally, the article included a number of misleading or incomplete references to the Island Def Jam lawsuit and its consequences for Mr. Gottlieb, who won the case after a two-part jury trial that ended in early May with the jury awarding Mr. Gottlieb's company a total of $132 million in compensatory and punitive damages.
My second major concern is that the manuscript suffers from a number of incorrect or misleading statements, irrelevant references and poorly described results.
