Sentence examples for particularly misleading from inspiring English sources

Particularly misleading is this quote: "I don't believe it's about willpower," Mr. Berman said in an interview.

Particularly misleading, Mr. Noiriel said, is that the Ministry of National Education's official document of instructions to schools omits the fact that Mr. Môquet was a Communist.

The idea is intrinsically absurd, but in the case of Le Corbusier who, ever since he spent six weeks studying the Parthenon in 1911, was apt to recall the history of all building in his every building, it is particularly misleading.

The received view, that Goodman's main work, The Structure of Appearance was intended as an anti-foundationalist reconception of Carnap's Der logische Aufbau der Welt (cf. Elgin 2001; Hellman 1977) is particularly misleading here.

His invocations of Comstock were particularly misleading, in my view.

To outlaw incandescent bulbs would greatly curtail the public's access to perhaps the cheapest and most effective means of making their homes more attractive, namely the thoughtful use of interior lights.Jody Ketteringham Farnborough, HantsSIR —Your statement that U.S. electric utility R&D expenditures in 2003 were less than those of the pet-food industry is a particularly misleading comparison.

The protection of society, particularly children, from misleading food advertisements and promotions, especially those that can relate to obesity.

"Athletes who have already suffered a concussion — as well as their coaches and parents — may be particularly susceptible to misleading marketing claims about helmet safety".

In it, he said he had been mentioned in the book himself, but hadn't found his representation particularly false or misleading.

The latter is a surrogate outcome and may be misleading particularly in the ACEi or ARB setting (i.e. use of these medications in outpatient settings may increase serum creatinine concentration despite evidence that the drugs prevent progression to ESRD requiring chronic maintenance dialysis) [ 11, 49, 50].

It should be mentioned that BLAST searches can sometime indicate misleading relationships, particularly when no close relatives of the query species are in the database [ 76].