Sentence examples for misled as from inspiring English sources

Back in January, Avram Grant was at a low point when he realised he had been misled, as had his Portsmouth team, about the club's ability to make signings during the transfer window.

We may be misled as to what we feel by putting our feelings into words".

"The doctors are frequently as misled as the patients are," he added.

Are its supporters deluded, racist and misled, as the left would have it?

While reading the cue card I'd written for myself, I'd pronounced "misled" as if it rhymed with "guy's old".

"Homeland," by contrast, just did it all off-screen, and I can't be the only viewer who felt misled, as opposed to misdirected, when it all was revealed.

These reports are misleading as well as depressing.

Analogies often mislead as much as they illuminate.

And yet this apparent diversity is misleading as well.

But the Tories claim to have documents proving that his parliamentary apology was misleading as well.

Unfortunately, however, "The War Lovers" is the sort of popular history that misleads as much as it entertains.