Sentence examples for misled as a from inspiring English sources

John Brennan denied at his Senate confirmation hearing as CIA director accusations that he played a central role in the agency's torture of suspected terrorists, and suggested he was misled as a CIA senior official over the value of information obtained through waterboarding.

"There's too much noise and confusion and investors are potentially misled as a result.

We apologize to any West Virginia voter who may have been offended by this firm's actions, and we extend our apologies to Kathy Wickline and all those who were misled as a result of Jamestown Associates' actions.

Furthermore, once customers became aware of these problems or no longer wanted to pay for the product, they were given the runaround or further misled as a means of keeping them enrolled... compliance mechanisms failed to prevent, identify, and correct the practices.

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.

"Perinatal depression is misleading as a term.

He said the gardening claims were misleading as a man visited the house every day to carry out maintenance.

In addition, Vote Leave, the main out campaign, obtained an opinion from Martin Howe QC, chairman of the Eurosceptic Lawyers for Britain group, saying the claims that the summit deal is legally binding are "highly misleading as a matter of substance".