Sentence examples for misleading the reader from inspiring English sources

This backing may take the form of unwittingly misleading the reader.

Telling a story purely from an emotional angle risks blurring reality and misleading the reader.

A successful novel is also a sort of swindle (making a fiction sound convincing, misleading the reader about where things are going), although with the difference that a good one should provoke a desire to be duped by the same person again.

More common are problems involving redundant publication and self-plagiarism, where the boundary between acceptable behaviour (attempting to exploit the results of one's research as fully and widely as possible) and unacceptable behaviour (in particular, misleading the reader as to the originality of one's publications) is rather indistinct and open to interpretation.

To avoid misleading the reader, we have decided to take out the staining with anti-NFIL3.

Failure to explore limitations suggests the author(s) either do not know or choose to ignore them, potentially misleading the reader.

Goldin also misleads the reader in three other instances.

But, he said, he feels an "ethical responsibility not to mislead" the reader.

Headlines should not mislead the reader about a story's contents and quotation marks should not be used to dress up overstatement.

They say the use of such examples were seen by some as a "deliberate attempt by the DWP to mislead the reader" into thinking claimants were facing no additional costs as a result of their disability.

The language in my paper is strong, as it prepares for peer review, following the example of other peer-reviewed papers using similar research designs in the field of economics, but is not meant to mislead the reader regarding the caveats surrounding these findings.