Sentence examples for misrepresentations of the from inspiring English sources

These "flaws" are based on misunderstandings of evolutionary theory or misrepresentations of the evidence.

Through his narration, Besig illustrates what he believes are the film's inaccuracies, misrepresentations of the incident's chronology, and propagandistic points.

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

The Flag section, which consists of various representations and misrepresentations of the United States flag, is similarly inconclusive.

Past misrepresentations of the electroreduction mechanism of protonated forms of imines is attributed to insufficiently controlled compositions of supporting electrolytes.

But the BHA instead chose to attack me in a press statement that contained still further misrepresentations of the evidence.

No top-tier banker has gone to prison for the many bank failures, the deceptive sales practices or the misrepresentations of the books.

But please ask him to also investigate climate sceptics, whose claims have repeatedly been shown to rest on misrepresentations of the evidence.

Why are we told that Darwin's theory of evolution is a scientific fact — even though many of its claims are based on misrepresentations of the facts?

Quoting the hysterical misrepresentations of the facts in a paper like the Express may not be the best persuasive technique for these people.

They say the insurer has a pattern of publishing "fraudulent and negligent misrepresentations" of the accuracy and size of its provider directory.