Sentence examples for misstatements of fact from inspiring English sources

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.

"Although we welcome amicus curiae briefs that are helpful, misstatements of fact are not helpful," Judge Carnes wrote, using the Latin term for friend of the court.

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.

Andrew Ferguson, less impressed, composed a scathing review for the Weekly Standard, in which he decried D'Souza's "misstatements of fact, leaps in logic, and pointlessly elaborate argumentation".

There were some exaggerations and misstatements of facts along the way.

"She presumed they would be filled with the same misstatements of facts that have appeared for years".

Arpaio and Sheridan were previously found to have made several intentional misstatements of facts last year during their contempt hearings.

It has assigned reporters to check the statements of candidates in televised debates, and has pointed out exaggerations and misstatements of facts.

In addition, Wackenhut said it believed the Justice Department experts had been misled by "exaggerations and misstatements of facts" by inmates they had interviewed, and that the experts' findings "do not accurately reflect the condition of the facility today".