Sentence examples for misrepresenting the truth from inspiring English sources

One is misrepresenting the truth.

If I am more candid, I think he is wholly misrepresenting the truth on the issue".

"And she's always going to stand up for herself when she feels like someone misrepresenting the truth".

"The CIA writ large wasn't responsible for developing, implementing and misrepresenting the truth about the CIA's detention and interrogation program.

Richard Murphy, director of Tax Research UK and architect of some of  Mr Corbyn's economic policies, described Mr Leslie's analysis as "absurd", "naïve" and "misrepresenting the truth".

So, on Friday, he changed his ways, releasing a new television commercial that mentioned Mr. McCain by name and said that Mr. McCain was knowingly misrepresenting the truth.

He misrepresented the truth on several occasions and the entirely truthful majority of his statements won him few advocates in the country at large, where he remained almost universally despised.

This narrative, however, seriously misrepresents the truth.

Your article is totally irresponsible and misrepresents the truth.

Like any expert litigator, he has selectively emphasized certain facts to misrepresent the truth.

Over the course of his testimony, though, Kavanaugh offered several answers to questions that stretched or misrepresented the truth.