Sentence examples for misused that from inspiring English sources

Charney may preach "free love," but if the allegations against him are true, he misused that ideal.

(He had total access to my office, files, etc., but there is no evidence that he misused that).

You may believe there's no possibility of America turning into a thugocracy, that the amassed information – conversations, business dealings, personal health and financial data, media consumption, gun records and so much more – will never be systematically misused that way.

"Seven rules of usage, 11 principles of composition, a few matters of form, and a list of words and expressions commonly misused – that was the sum and substance of Professor Strunk's work".

There have been a number of fears on how the forest grazing subsidy could be misused, that could be of some guidance in understanding the struggle for authenticity at play here.

"In cases where [a pesticide has] been spilled or dumped in large quantities or misused, that's when CERCLA can have some authority.

Cormann criticised Bowen on Tuesday for misusing that 2.8% figure.

"Can I tell you a secret?" replied Berlusconi – perhaps misusing that final word just a touch.

"To the extent that the F.D.A. is endeavoring to keep information from physicians out of concern that they will misuse that information," the federal court said, "the regulation is wholly and completely unsupportable".

"There were large competition concerns over how the Bell companies might misuse that information," says Larry Strickling, former chief of the common carrier bureau of the Federal Communications Commission.

The Judicial Redress Act would allow EU citizens to seek records certain government agencies have on them and, as its name implies, seek redress if those companies misuse that information.