Sentence examples for misrepresenting the situation from inspiring English sources
Saleh also blamed Arab satellite TV channels and the western media for misrepresenting the situation.
He also blamed Arab satellite TV channels and the western media for misrepresenting the situation.
At a news conference at the Capitol, Representative David R. Obey, Democrat of Wisconsin, the chairman of the House Appropriations Committee, and Representative John P. Murtha, Democrat of Pennsylvania, the chairman of the defense appropriations subcommittee, accused the administration of misrepresenting the situation.
The video, which has been seen by more than 84 million people on YouTube, has been criticised for misrepresenting the situation in Uganda and encouraging US interventionism, but Mitchell said it was "powerful stuff" that had performed a valuable service by publicising the brutality of Kony's Lord's Resistance Army.
The documents, made available by CNBC, frame a portrait of Apple misrepresenting the situation through "diversion" to make the conversation about encryption on a grand scale rather than the one device the government is saying it needs access to.
Most times, we'll never know the answer, but nonetheless, the media will play its typical blame game, oftentimes misrepresenting the situation by speculating medicine conditions that may or may not be connected to those involved.
The scenes were riveting and heartbreaking, but they fundamentally misrepresented the situation.
The official Xinhua news agency released a story over the weekend suggesting that film shown by CNN misrepresented the situation.
One of the complaints received by the ASA read: "It is absolutely ludicrous; it misrepresents the situation in most schools".
It is so at odds with the reality of our views on the issue, and so publicly misrepresents the situation in such a demeaning way".
So Mr. Gore got the details wrong but represented the basic situation correctly; Mr. Bush also got the details wrong but fundamentally misrepresented the situation.
