Sentence examples for misrepresented because of from inspiring English sources

Do we accept that Burton's descent into madness is now over and that he's reconciled with his wife, who loved him all along, and whom he misunderstood and misrepresented because of his mad grief?

I'm afraid, we cannot get rid of how we are labelled and misrepresented because of our history and colonial legacy but we can gradually gained a measure of satisfaction from the multiples self gratification and labels- in many cases we allow these-It is time that we create our own alternatives narratives.

Pompliano believes Snap misrepresented because a significant portion of the suit has been redacted.

Of course nothing has been decided and it's hard to say just what metrics Mr. Pompliano believes Snap misrepresented because a significant portion of the suit has been redacted.

While this gives some notion of the scale of Y chromosome introgression (> 20 km), the width and shape of the cline will be misrepresented, because it is not being looked at in perpendicular cross-section.

Wharton never remarried, although she had a long and intimate, though ambiguous, relationship with Walter Berry.Ms Lee believes that Wharton and her work are still misrepresented, largely because of her friend Percy Lubbock's "spiteful memoir", in Ms Lee's words, which painted Wharton as a "chilly, controlling chatelaine".

Some issues such as hygienic behaviour might be misrepresented as higher because of shaming or other factors.

He had to leave the White House because he misrepresented the nature of phone conversations in late December 2016 with then-Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak in which he may have discussed sanctions.

Mr. Jonasson asked the agents to leave, he said, because they had misrepresented the purpose of their visit.

His pitch to these potential clients, a group that included large hedge funds like Paulson & Company and Och-Ziff Capital Management: Because the banks misrepresented the characteristics of the mortgages, they could force the banks to repurchase those securities at 100 cents on the dollar.

The authority asserted that the Times misrepresented the nature of the document, because it was a PowerPoint that was marked draft.