Sentence examples for misstatements about from inspiring English sources
This year, Mr. Santorum has passed up similar opportunities to correct misstatements about the president's background.
In addition to misstatements about rules of evidence, there is inexcusable disregard for critical facts.
Mention of Mitt Romney inspires "just horrific misstatements about Mormonism and his own life," Phillips said.
Who, on liberal blogs, is going to object to (or even recognize) a few misstatements about Sarah Palin?
And Richard Blumenthal holds his lead in the Connecticut senate race, despite misstatements about his military service.
Ms. Hart's departure is the first significant response by Yahoo amid the growing controversy over misstatements about Mr. Thompson's academic record.
He eventually discovered that Scarano's survey of the existing building made a key misstatement about its dimensions.
That scares and angers us more than any so-called misstatement about the mood of the country.
These ranged from the offhand (a misstatement about Frank Sinatra) to the egregious (fabrications about Clinton's tax plan, about her immigration policies, and about the history of ISIS).
He is among a handful of top candidates to lead the agency, and it is uncertain whether the flap over his misstatement about the Benghazi talking points will be held against him.
Nothing in the central rationale behind New York Times demands an absolute immunity from suits to establish the falsity of a defamatory misstatement about a public figure where the plaintiff cannot make out a jury case of actual malice.
