Sentence examples for outrageous misrepresentation from inspiring English sources
Icke accused his critics of "a laughable and outrageous misrepresentation" of his views and said he "won't even be mentioning Jewish people or Zionism in my talks in Australia".
After almost six years of coercion, financial inducements and at times outrageous misrepresentation of the superiority of "independent" state schools, there are still only about 5,500 academies and free schools.
Already facing the possibility of criminal proceedings and accused of "genocide denial" by Kagame, the BBC now finds itself the target of a concerted campaign by an international coalition of experts who have accused it of an "outrageous" misrepresentation of the facts. .
But their power and reach, their clanking certainties and outrageous misrepresentations demand a response.
When she is mischaracterized through these outrageous misrepresentations and accusations, many in our community might not know the truth -- that Fonda is a strong supporter and friend of Israel -- and they may stop supporting G-CAPP.
Among its most outrageous misrepresentations, the county affirmatively assured the court that no municipality had failed to provide affordable housing to minorities, and that no municipality was impeding the county's alleged commitment to provide affordable housing to minorities.
But all of us, regardless of how we feel about TIFF, should condemn the outrageous misrepresentations and accusations that have been leveled against Jane Fonda, a long-time supporter of Israel, who, along with nearly 1,000 others -- including many Israelis -- recently signed a letter protesting the decision.
And that is why I'd like to ask Senator Heller and his pals Mitch McConnell, John Boehner and Eric Cantor to leave folks like me out of their defense of those harmful tax breaks for the wealthy and quit making these outrageous misrepresentations of the small business community.
—Democrats invoked McCarthyism in their latest bid to shut down the House fetal-tissue probe, with Nancy Pelosi charging Republicans with "an outrageous campaign of misrepresentation and intimidation". —A House chairman is trying to pull back on women in the draft — but the chamber's own rules could get in the way.
Another state judge that year imposed $5,000 in sanctions and ordered the firm to pay $14,500 in attorneys' fees, ruling that "misrepresentation of the material statements here was outrageous".
