Sentence examples for misstatement of fact from inspiring English sources

But a misunderstanding about something I said led to a misstatement of fact in the article.

This is a monstrous misstatement of fact, and it is a great wonder and pity that it should ever have been printed at all.

"DeSmogBlog has received no direct communications from the Heartland Institute identifying any misstatement of fact in the "Climate Strategy" document," it said.

I take exception, however, to a misstatement of fact the author attributes to Charles Fleischman of Hofstra University, referring to the adjuncts not bringing the level of expertise the colleges require and to their lesser experience.

To hint that the American war dead died because of the majority voted wrong in the last three elections is a palpable misstatement of fact as well as a staggering breach of taste, and we must in charity assume that the lady did not understand the implications of what she was inspired or advised to say.

Stahl failed to challenge Scalia on this bold misstatement of fact.

This is a case of direct misstatement of facts".

Mr. Weissman's lawyer, Glenn Colton, said: "We are gravely concerned about substantial misstatements of fact in the lawsuit.

Hence it is not surprising that his summary of those events should contain some misstatements of fact.

A review of "The Roots of Obama's Rage" in The Weekly Standard criticized it for "misstatements of fact, leaps in logic, and pointlessly elaborate argumentation".

Next, it and its subsidiaries sent threatening letters, with various misstatements of fact, to businesses and nonprofits around the country, alleging patent infringement and demanding payment.