Sentence examples similar to misleading replies from inspiring English sources
Asked if he thought the committee had been misled, Whittingdale replied: "I'm not sure yet".
Asked if he felt the board had been misled, Mr. Auerbach replied, "Possibly".
Asked by Melissa Block on NPR, "Did you mean that he was misleading Congress?" Clinton replied obliquely: "I believe that General Petraeus and the brave young men and women who are serving under him are doing everything they possibly can to fulfill their mission".
This could include tweeting a large volume of unsolicited replies, tweeting misleading links, or if a large number of users block an account after being mentioned by it.
"Purposefully misleading the American people," she replied.
Update: Fitbit has responded with comment, As explained in a reply filed by Fitbit's lawyers, Jawbone's response is misleading as to the facts of the case and the facts supporting the motion to terminate.
When a customer complains about the presence of such oils in a product that claims to contain no cholesterol, the company's reply is likely to be misleading.
In reply, Lord Patten said he took the charge of misleading the committee "very strongly" and insisted he had been told settlements for Mr Byford and former marketing boss Sharon Baylay were "contractual payments" agreed before his appointment.
Some defenders of transitivity have replied that our intuitions about the intransitivity of causation in these examples are misleading.
When I sent Target a complete summary of my reporting, the reply was more terse: "Almost all of your statements contain inaccurate information and publishing them would be misleading to the public.
