Sentence examples for misleading view of from inspiring English sources

To jettison this highly misleading view of art means throwing overboard some long-cherished illusions.

Still, some tax experts said yesterday that the study offered a misleading view of tax avoidance.

Crudely average the two and you have a misleading view of the UK economy.

By ignoring them, we blind ourselves to a wondrous hidden biology and get a misleading view of evolution.

The lawyer for Biotronik, Mr. Myers, described the records as providing a limited and misleading view of the company's operations.

By ignoring sponges, we blind ourselves to a wondrous hidden biology and get a misleading view of evolution.

Not only may logical analysis, in the sense of 'translating' into a logical language, still have value in freeing us from misleading views of language, but 'connective' analysis is still worthy of being called 'analysis' (as we shall see in the next three sections).

Finally though, it's misleading to view counternarrative as another pathology of disenfranchisement.

But it's misleading to view the Homebrew Computer Club solely through the prism of innovation and entrepreneurship.

In this paper, we argue that the suggested mirror-equivalence of "left-" and "right-" adjoined or -positioned constituents in syntax is misleading from the point of view of Interactional Linguistics and needs to be replaced by a positionally sensitive grammatical analysis, in which pre- and post-positioning is seen in the context of the sequential unfolding of conversation in time.

One can be misled by viewing the apparently linear trend of the curves in Fig. 7.