Sentence examples for of a complete misrepresentation from inspiring English sources

Osborne accused Darling of a "complete misrepresentation" of the Tory position.

The Tory Reform Group later accused Mr Miliband of a "complete misrepresentation" of its position - as the blog post had been written by an independent contributor and it said it remained a "staunch supporter" of the proposals.

In particular, such phase reversal at lower spatial frequency (resolution) compromised overall shape of the protein, leading to a complete misrepresentation of the actual specimen.

This is, of course, a complete misrepresentation of what I was saying and of Senator Clinton's longstanding views.

To turn this around and say that twentieth-century physics initiated some new holistic view of the universe is a complete misrepresentation of what actually took place.

It's a complete misrepresentation of the data.

To think otherwise is a complete misrepresentation of the movement that united Americans from all backgrounds".

Moreover, "...cannot be burdened with the tremendous medical costs... .. is a complete misrepresentation of reality.

But the administration continues to portray the war on Iraq as the war on terror -- a complete misrepresentation.

The bill's title is JumpStart Our Business Startup Act, a clever slogan -- but also a complete misrepresentation.

It is also an almost complete misrepresentation of reality, as those numbers reflect the entire energy cost of producing lettuce from seed to dinner table, not just transportation.