Sentence examples for misstatement of history from inspiring English sources

The Wall Street Journal in an editorial that first appeared Friday blasted Trump's tale about the Russian invasion of Afghanistan as the most "absurd misstatement of history by an American president" in memory and bashed his claim that the invasion was justified as "absurd" and "reprehensible".

"Actually," Mr. Goord wrote about the report, "it should be entitled a Misstatement of Prison History".

In their recent essay, "The Green Bubble", Nordhaus and Shellenberger launch a long attack against the green movement in the U.S. Based on a series of heroic misstatements, revisionist history, and unsubstantiated stereotypes, they construct an image of environmentalism based in liberal elite circles and searching for social redemption in premodern, aesthetic lifestyles.

Mr. Lipman said that was "a misstatement of the record".

This is a case of direct misstatement of facts".

I resent his inflammatory invective and willful misstatement of events.

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

Previously chief financial officer, Mr. Voser had helped stabilize Shell after a scandal over misstatement of oil and gas reserves.

But once they do, it becomes a gray area whether it's puffery or a misstatement of a known fact".

VW could also face compensation claims from motorists over the misstatement of their vehicle's fuel economy.

So why did all these fine firms miss what Hewlett-Packard now claims was a misstatement of Autonomy's accounts?