Sentence examples for misleadingly framed from inspiring English sources

But Thomas Scanlon (1998, ch. 4) suggests that the debate about moral motivation has, in fact, been misleadingly framed.

Why would it spend this much cash on a "charity endeavor," as they're misleadingly framing it?

The question is framed misleadingly.

Or framing.

The league has a section of its website devoted to concussion awareness and facts, but it misleadingly titles it "Evolution" and frames it with self-commissioned reports on decreased concussions and histories of how the game has gotten safer – omitting how players have become super-strong, super-fast "bionic men", in the words of the league's former commissioner.

Or nod, misleadingly.

This book is misleadingly titled.

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.