When the Vignelli map made its debut in 1972, critics maligned it for a lack of geographic verisimilitude: Central Park was portrayed as a gray, squarish blob, and stations were placed misleadingly close to one another, leaving some riders disoriented upon ascending to the street.
(They placed in on the defunct Fiscal Commission's website, which misleadingly suggested it includes official recommendations from the Commission).
I'd been placed in a mid-level, rather than entry-level, English poetry course by virtue of a misleadingly respectable score on the SAT verbal, the result of compulsive memorization of vocabulary and word-analogy lists in a Barron's test-preparation workbook.
Fearful of the hostility he faced from the indigenous people, Fray Marcos returned to Mexico and reported misleadingly about the places he visited.
Hamburgische Landesbank, now also part of HSH Nordbank, is also considering a suit related to its $420m investment in Corvus and Nerva.HSH Nordbank argues that Corvus was misleadingly constructed in the first place, and that it was subsequently badly managed.
"Hammond misleadingly claims the Saudis have procedures in place to ensure adherence to the laws of war and investigate incidents of concern," he said.
He's rightfully condemning an industry that has not only misleadingly appropriated feminist rhetoric (Kentucky Fried Chicken of all places promised "women's liberation" from cooking), but used it to conceal decidedly anti-feminist ideals.
He said the teams found that all of the videos analyzed -- even the supposedly "full," unedited footage the CMP released -- were missing large sections of time and misleadingly altered so that separate conversations appeared to take place in an uninterrupted take.
His report, it says, misleadingly notes "positive steps" taken by Azerbaijan that either took place before the reporting period began or were largely inconsequential.
But Kennedy left the impression (perhaps misleadingly) that he was leaning against Cole's position.
