Sentence examples similar to present a misleading image from inspiring English sources

After years of research, Sir John Eliot Gardiner says biographers have been so "overawed" by the composer that they have presented a misleading image of the man.

They say it's normal for bearish stock traders to dig up critical -- even negative -- information about a company that they suspect is presenting a misleading image in its financial statements.

The scores of Chinese students now studying in Britain present a misleading picture.

Likewise, coevolutionary studies of organisms that lack phylogenies may present a misleading picture.

In short: there are lots of variables so public funding data can present a misleading picture of the health (or otherwise) of a startup.

Looking at daily requirements alone, however, can present a misleading picture of the actual needs of women.

This is sometimes used by people who analyze market data to present a misleading picture of sales figures.

Walmart's $12.78 figure probably presents a misleading picture of what store workers actually make.

Some reviewers also concluded that the Medtronic-financed research had — unwittingly or not — presented a misleading picture.

"Time Bomb" (July 8, p. 174) was constructed to present a misleading and negative view of Cablevision Systems.

"The wrong metrics can present a misleading view of system health, and optimizing against them can produce distorted outcomes," Project Include states.