Sentence examples for misleadingly associated from inspiring English sources
Because "I Love Dick" was a story of erotic obsession, it was sometimes misleadingly associated with the so-called "transgressive sex" writing of the nineties, like that of Kathy Acker or Mary Gaitskill.
In addition, the clustering process can misleadingly associate together two closely related but distinct sequences.
Immanuel Kant, the philosopher whose name is (perhaps misleadingly) most often associated with the concept of autonomy, thought autonomy requires that the rules which govern people's autonomous wills should be 'universalizable'universalizable
A narrow confidence interval associated with a low P-value does not, as mentioned, necessarily correspond to a low Bayes factor – and a P-value less than 0.05 may therefore, in some circumstances, misleadingly indicate evidence for an intervention effect [ 50, 55].
This book is misleadingly titled.
The question is framed misleadingly.
But this is a misleadingly dramatic example.
But it is misleadingly -- and tellingly -- incomplete.
That number, though, is misleadingly low.
It all started misleadingly well for Oldham.
