Sentence examples for of misrepresentations from inspiring English sources

For one thing, they have been full of misrepresentations.

"There were lots of misrepresentations of me, my family and my country," he said from Frankfurt.

This would protect investors against losses suffered as result of misrepresentations in financial statements.

All sorts of misrepresentations were made, and the negotiations with Khrushchev reached an impasse over inspection.

industry," said Mr. Kennedy, who added that it was full of "misrepresentations, inaccuracies and distortions".

In both respects, it is a careless and irresponsible performance, poorly argued and full of misrepresentations, slapdash research, and gossip.

Those claims involve allegations of misrepresentations, just on food labels, of the term "natural" and other descriptions.

He retorted to Robespierre's reply with a pamphlet, À Maximilien Robespierre et à ses royalistes, which was full of misrepresentations.

On Sunday, May 11 , 2003 The Times published a two-full-page accounting of misrepresentations and plagiarism by Jayson Blair, who resigned on May 1 as a reporter.

Now it is a statement of inequality, of the misrepresentation of women, of sexual objectification.

Humbug, that philosopher decided, was a pretentious bit of misrepresentation that fell short of lying.