Sentence examples for misled in the from inspiring English sources

Nor was he misled in the darkness.

I think in some cases some people were misled in the black community".

How does the administration respond to that characterization that the public was misled in the selling of the Iran deal?

The "full and final" deal with three out of five shareholder groups claiming they were misled in the £12bn rights issue in 2008 also looks craftily pitched.

The survey figures show that consumers risk being misled in the confusion of the introduction of the policy, with 16 per cent wrongly believing that the 5p charge is a tax collected by the Government.

But if you take the view that consumers, on the whole, react to incentives in the way you would predict they would respond — you get very misled in the world if you don't put a lot of emphasis on that.

That was misleading in the print edition, which the reader above never saw.

Our spectacular view is misleading: in the surrounding districts, life is anything but harmonious.

This, they said, was "calculated to mislead in the event of an outside investigation".

In aortic prosthetic valves, both the Doppler-estimated gradients and orifice areas are misleading in the assessment of hemodynamic performance.

Yet metaphors of transport and mapping are inadequate and even misleading in the case of online information flows.