Sentence examples for or misled from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Jones seemed to have been wrong or misled from the start.

Anyone not immersed in the oeuvre is likely to be at sea, or misled.

The journalist risks being influenced or misled; the politician or spokesman risks letting something slip.

20 If the witness is coerced or misled by his interrogators he may not dare to raise the privilege.

It is striking that Elliott does not deploy the familiar argument that we were duped or misled in 1975.

Lawmakers made it clear that agency officials who blocked or misled internal investigators should be harshly dealt with.

Prime Minister Tony Blair firmly denied today that he had manipulated intelligence or misled Parliament to go to war.

Ms. Butler said she tried to get information from their descendants, but they either snubbed or misled her.

The essential inquiry is whether an appreciable number of ordinary prudent prospective [customers] are likely to be confused or misled". ' Marshak v. Green, 505 F.Supp.

There is not even a suggestion that they were injured or misled by the temporary absence of the map from the city files.

Asked by his own barrister, Sonia Woodley QC, if he deliberately lied or misled the court, Harris said: "Well, it wasn't a deliberate lie.