Sentence examples for misleading word from inspiring English sources
Misleading word games like these are not limited to high school.
The misleading word would be "about".
"Attend," of course, is a misleading word.
But Singer's traditional childhood is something of an illusion, if only because "traditional" is a misleading word.
Cole's comics have helped me feel reconciled to the misleading word "comic," which often keeps my medium of choice from getting any respect.
Much, though, occurred because owners allowed it to; they delegated their powers to managers, leaving them to set pay and targets, and to monitor their own performance".Owners" is perhaps the most misleading word in Anglo-American capitalism"Owners" is perhaps the most misleading word in Anglo-American capitalism, for there are not many true owners.
More than half a century ago, George Orwell warned, in his essay "Politics and the English Language," against the immorality implicit in the use, especially by government officials, of intentionally misleading words.
This addressed the topic of "unfair items" which do not truly display differences but produce artificial differences by misleading wording.
Good and Bad are misleading words, before thinking to change the bad behavior think a little neutrally.
However, some studies may have been overlooked because of misleading key words, titles, or abstracts.
