Sentence examples for repeated misstatements from inspiring English sources
Flannery's credibility on issues of toxicity is further undercut by repeated misstatements or overstatements of what the science reveals.
These Republicans say her campaign is likely to focus on Mr. Blumenthal's repeated misstatements in a flurry of paid advertisements in the coming weeks and months.
Other legal experts said, however, that repeated misstatements by Sessions could enable prosecutors to build a perjury case against him.
HEH. Are we still on the adventures of the unruly economist?:CLINTON CAMPAIGN INVITES OBAMA CAMPAIGN TO ADD AUSTAN GOOLSBEE TO NAFTA CALL Will Provide Obama Campaign Opportunity To Explain Repeated Misstatements On Goolsbee's Conversations With Canadian Government.
Much like the rhetoric in many well known political campaigns, you keep repeating misstatements in the hopes that by repeating misstatements enough times it will convince your shareholders that these misstatements are valid.
General Keith Alexander, director of the National Security Agency, lied in 2012 that the NSA does not hold data on US citizens, and repeated similar misstatements, under oath, to Congress about the program: We're not authorized to do it [data collection on US citizens], nor do we do it.
Whether the result of sloppiness or conscious or subconscious selectivity, the midsection of the book contains repeated patches of interwoven misstatement, fact and hyperbole seemingly aimed at indicting all things manufactured.
When challenged to do so at the first presidential debate, Mr. Romney never quite answered and made some egregious misstatements along the way, some of which were repeated by Mr. Ryan in the vice-presidential debate.
I'm sure these lines started as common misstatements and exaggerations, and maybe they were harmless at the time, but then they got repeated and became entrenched.
Let us repeat: McCain himself wrote (i.e., it was not a misstatement) that he runs for President only for personal ambition.
