Sentence examples for misleading remarks from inspiring English sources

Forrest is accused of making misleading remarks in statements to the Australian Stock Exchange and journalists.

The queries were largely friendly, but some people did pipe up loudly about Medicare, accusing him of making misleading remarks.

They point out that during police interviews Bridger provided many misleading remarks suggesting where her body might be.

In written answers to questions, he blamed "Iraq's opacity under Saddam" for any misleading remarks he made about the peril it posed.

The speaker of the House of Commons found the Conservative government in contempt of Parliament on Wednesday for refusing to provide cost estimates for a new anticrime program and because of potentially misleading remarks from a cabinet minister.

Lew has charged China with intentionally undervaluing its currency, the yuan, in order to boost exports, leading the state newswire Xinhua to accuse him of making "fact-twisting and politically misleading remarks".

As MPs shouted in disapproval, Sir Alan said: "That is a grossly offensive and misleading remark on the part of the honourable member and I would wish that you would withdraw it".

Republicans have accused the vice-president of misleading Americans over the remarks.

More than 2,000 Indian scientists have signed a petition in response calling Singh's remarks simplistic, misleading and lacking in any scientific basis.

The Labor foreign affairs spokesman, Gerald Kaufman, said Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher was "the world's best friend of apartheid". Foreign Secretary Douglas Hurd said the remark was misleading and perverse.

On Thursday, Franken called that remark "at best, extremely misleading" and said Sessions should clarify his remarks under oath to the judiciary committee.