Sentence examples for she is misleading from inspiring English sources

"She is misleading New Yorkers by saying that.

Lucy Adams, the BBC HR director, is challenged by Hodge on her previous evidence and she describes as "grossly unfair" Jackson's attempt to infer that she is misleading the committee.

The note was potentially hugely damaging to the SNP leader because it suggested she was misleading voters about her preferred election outcome.

The memo was potentially hugely damaging to the SNP leader because it suggested she was misleading voters about her preferred election outcome.

She has said she was misled by Mr. Bush.

She has since said she was "misled by News International".

For the adoptive mother of this Russian boy to say that she was misled by the Russian authorities is stretching the boundaries of credibility.

To succeed, Wendi would have to show that it contained a sunset agreement, or that, in signing it, she was misled or kept ignorant of its real meaning.

The television news anchor Jane Pauley has sued The New York Times, saying she was misled to believe she was being interviewed for an article on mental health when she actually was being featured in an advertising supplement.

She has filed a complaint with the National Association of Securities Dealers that she was misled.

In corporate news, share of Hewlett-Packard rose after ex-chairwoman Patricia Dunn testified to Congress that she was "misled" in the corporate spying probe.