Sentence examples for misrepresentations of from inspiring English sources

One is to systematically debunk the many misrepresentations of those encouraging the demonization of immigrants.

Another red flag is misrepresentations of fact, like dubious assertions of a company's litigation record.

Tyson is vigilant about correcting misrepresentations of science in popular culture.

Mr. Sutton's case resulted in "outright misrepresentations of scientific findings," Dr. Thompson said.

"There were lots of misrepresentations of me, my family and my country," he said from Frankfurt.

Here are my picks for some other troublesome misrepresentations of popular history.

Misrepresentations of chimpanzees may not be as repugnant as racism, bigotry or sexism.

Your essay has begun to move beyond the usual misrepresentations of Howard Dean (ultraliberal, screamer, etc).

"There are omissions, and there are complete misrepresentations of your fundamental credentials," he said of Mr. Thompson.

We did not paint by the numbers, one of many unfortunate misrepresentations of Wellesley by this film.

Hillary Clinton tried to defend her misrepresentations of the truth by saying, "Occasionally, I'm a human being".