Sentence examples for misleadingly suggested from inspiring English sources

The suit contended that the tour misleadingly suggested a connection to the Tony-winning show.

(They placed in on the defunct Fiscal Commission's website, which misleadingly suggested it includes official recommendations from the Commission).

Christie got the name of the king of Jordan wrong, and misleadingly suggested that the US had invited Russia to bomb Syria.

This was on display in Nasheed's tweet last week, which misleadingly suggested the cover of the excellent New York Magazine feature focused on the Cosby Women only featured whites to help fuel the "white supremacist witch hunt".

Secondly, the data on newspaper titles alone misleadingly suggested that wire services and news syndicates are the most used sources of medical news.

"The article misleadingly suggests health benefits result from a high consumption of antioxidants particularly cancer protection.

I would argue this misleadingly suggests the DWP has been on the problem all along.

Official statistics, somewhat misleadingly, suggest that nearly two-thirds of Indians still live in villages.

"In order to understand Nietzsche properly you will need the opposite of what a first reading of his works might misleadingly suggest".

This language misleadingly suggests the FBI was only investigating to see whether Clinton's email servers were at risk of security breaches and hacking.

Moreover, Wood wrote, Berger took too much credit, misleadingly suggesting that he had single-handedly discovered the complexity of australopith limb proportions.