Sentence examples for misleading understanding from inspiring English sources

But Afghani courts defer not to the constitution, but to their malicious and misleading understanding of "the sacred religion of Islam" on such matters.

While these Israeli provocations certainly did not justify Hamas' failure to renew the cease-fire and certainly not Hamas' decision to once again begin firing rockets into civilian-populated areas of Israel -- which is a war crime -- the language of the resolutions gives a very misleading understanding of the events leading up to the war.

These data processing methods always lose useful information and mislead the understanding of the system's state.

It is also clear that geographic diversification across census divisions was an inadequate and perhaps misleading approach to understanding the underlying sources of variability in home price fluctuations.

WM capacity modulates the activation of networks involved in semantic processing [ 115] and also predicts the ability to inhibit misleading text cues during speech understanding in steady state noise [ 116] as well as the facilitation of speech understanding against a single talker background [ 112].

In any case, if one specific service is weighed too heavily it can mislead a comprehensive understanding of ES and trade-offs between them.

If one reads only Scalia and Stevens, one would believe that there is no dynamism to the Constitution, which is both stupid as a theory of interpretation and, more to the point, completely misleading as a way of understanding the American constitutional tradition.

In some cases the device has even been similar in size to the tracked animal, which rises questions regarding whether or not the recorded behavior and decision making of the tracked animal is merely an artifact, and that the studies may instead produce misleading information rather than improved understanding.