Sentence examples for misleading version of from inspiring English sources
The naive (or deliberately misleading) version of Fed policy is the claim that Ben Bernanke is "giving money" to the banks.
"I don't enjoy using a computer," Ms. Cavanagh said, "because you're given a very poor and misleading version of what is available".
Over the two-year timeframe, Yates repeated his misleading version of events to two Commons select committees and visited the Guardian to complain to the editor, Alan Rusbridger, about the paper's coverage.
He calls the second mechanism Orwellian: a false and misleading version of recent events is being created by the subjects' memories, and so history is being rewritten, in a manner (somewhat) reminiscent of Orwell's 1984.
I feel for the cast because they have been misled and given one version of the story".
Hartnett denies that this version of events was misleading.
Kuhn had shown that textbook history was misleading, inaccurate propaganda, concerned with presenting a version of the past that led directly to the science being encountered by students.
"Too many news outlets perpetuate misleading stereotypes of domestic violence.
The Times's version of events, FAIR said, was "wildly misleading".
Amusingly, the English version of the French entry in the catalog was misleading.
To suggest that this is somehow a partial version of what is meant by grass-fed is misleading.
