Sentence examples for misrepresentations of reality from inspiring English sources

That failed vote triggered a pair of tweets from Trump that are sweeping in their misrepresentations of reality.

"That is just a huge misrepresentation of reality, and that really skews our perceptions".

So why let a little misrepresentation of reality interfere with that?

Jack Goldsmith's review of William Shawcross's "Justice and the Enemy" (Jan . 22 is appalling in its misrepresentation of reality and lack of respect for justice.

It is also an almost complete misrepresentation of reality, as those numbers reflect the entire energy cost of producing lettuce from seed to dinner table, not just transportation.

It has been known for some time that the US and UK claims regarding a moderate Syrian opposition, one worthy of western support, are a misrepresentation of reality.

Much criticism, though, is based on genuine misunderstanding or a wild misrepresentation of reality – even in the pages of prestigious newspapers.

Repeated assurances from President Clinton that the two nations are no longer aiming their nuclear weapons at one another are "a gross misrepresentation of reality," said Bruce Blair, an author of the study and a former Strategic Air Command nuclear weapons officer.

Dismissing it as a total misrepresentation of reality, he insisted: "It's him!

Moreover, "...cannot be burdened with the tremendous medical costs... .. is a complete misrepresentation of reality.

In recent months photoshopped ads and magazine covers have come under fire for their blatant misrepresentation of reality.