Sentence examples for of being misleading from inspiring English sources
Some of his lines of attack have been accused of being misleading.
George Galloway has accused the BBC of being misleading over an interview about the EU referendum in which he ended up pleading with the interviewer "Please stop this, please stop this".
The current system, the activists say, is one in which the meager details of clinical trials published in medical journals, often by authors with financial ties to the companies whose drugs they are writing about, is insufficient to the point of being misleading.
But opponents accused her of being misleading.
Indeed, the results have even been accused of being misleading.
Nonetheless, we might be sometimes reluctant to make such a true utterance for fear of being misleading.
The article, of course, notes the possibility of being misled.
BUT some critics say that consumers are in danger of being misled by the new labels.
In Berlin, N.H., recently, Mr. Kerry said his vote was partly a result of being misled by the White House.
Too often, Mr. Holder said, "these victims can tell a tragic and cautionary tale of being misled and exploited — often by someone they trusted".
He accused opponents of being misled by "the overly simple words of one side, and misinformed by the overly complex words of the other side".
