Sentence examples for misstatements made from inspiring English sources

De Blasio also criticised "misstatements" made about Dr Craig Spencer, who also worked for MSF, and who was diagnosed as suffering from Ebola last week.

I feel obliged to correct some of the misstatements made by Bill Carlino in his letter to the editor (Aug. 17).

Though Tapper presses him, Kerry will not answer how Blumenthal's misstatements made him feel personally.

The paperback released in May 2006 contains additional information, an afterword and several revisions of misstatements made in the hardcover edition.

It's been nearly a month since Mark Kirk has addressed the controversy surrounding misstatements made about his military service and teaching career.

Would any of the many misstatements made by both parties in the present climate of distortions, exaggerations and outright lies have such an effect on the candidacies of politicians today?

But the misstatement made him curious.

His central claim — that the second law of thermodynamics rules out order forming in the universe after the Big Bang — is a frequent misstatement made by creationists who want to appear scientifically literate.

His central claim that the second law of thermodynamics rules out order forming in the universe after the Big Bang_ _is a frequent misstatement made by creationists who want to appear scientifically literate.

Talking even here about the political impact of McCarthy's misstatement makes this more of a political football.

Misstatements officials made before the legislature and a cooling tower that collapsed in 2007 also influenced public opinion.