Sentence examples for quite misled from inspiring English sources

The poll suggests that the multitude was quite misled.

"This is quite misleading.

This Terry connection may be quite misleading.

This finding of stagnant wages is unsettling, but also quite misleading.

This is so bad it's not even wrong, but it is quite misleading.

This, like most half-truths, is not 50percentntrueue so much as it is quite misleading.

This unremarkable outcome is then hyped by Trende as the big demographic development of 2012 by doing something that is really quite misleading.

The efforts of some writers of the 19th and 20th centuries to present him as a forerunner of German national unity are quite misleading.

page]( To put it plainly, the Poets & Writers rankings are bad: they are methodologically specious in the extreme and quite misleading.

In my previous post I explained that general statements on the probable impact of the Affordable Care Act on the pocketbooks of Americans often do not make sense and can be quite misleading.

Assuming a rigid wheel may be quite misleading.