Sentence examples similar to misleadingly complex from inspiring English sources

Any historical film, particularly one so richly and meticulously realized, will be misleadingly complete and concrete.

Complex scientific studies are often misleadingly cited to bolster long-held political beliefs, and a recent study measuring the brains of children and adolescents is the latest.

Or nod, misleadingly.

This book is misleadingly titled.

The article is perhaps misleadingly written.

First, JUSTICE statementstatement is misleadingly overbroad.

This multiplication is (misleadingly) called subtractive mixing.

The question is framed misleadingly.

But this is a misleadingly dramatic example.

But they are also misleadingly simplistic.

But it is misleadingly -- and tellingly -- incomplete.