But that impression is misleading because, as Arnold L. Lehman, director of the Brooklyn Museum, put it, his is the sure gaze of a "visionary" artist: "He's able to juggle so many different ideas so brilliantly and to express them in such an immensely appealing and extraordinarily visual way".
Yet the senators' ratings are misleading because of the large number of votes each man missed.
He is 17-20 as the Broncos' starter, although that record is misleading because of Denver's dismal defense.
Gildan says its F-score is misleading because of a merger that skewed cash margins.
Women must not be misled because clinicians have poor knowledge of the evidence for VBAC.
The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) argues bulk-billing statistics are misleading because 83% of services, not patients, are bulk billed.
They also said that Edison's allegations were misleading because much of the pipeline capacity El Paso Merchant controls cannot be easily used or transferred to other gas shippers.
Several antismoking groups said that the assertions were misleading because some of the cigarettes used for comparison were not commercially available.
However, the American pledge was misleading, because much of it had been announced previously by the White House but has not been approved by Congress.
Putin and other government officials have argued that the opposition reports are misleading because some of the costs they factor in can be attributed to infrastructure investments that would have been made either way.
