Sentence examples for simply misrepresented from inspiring English sources

"What I object to is … there are decisions which are sometimes simply misrepresented.

You would know nothing of this from Blair, who simply misrepresented the bill as something that would not interfere with basic rights.

Over the past three decades, there have been plenty of headlines about games research, but on many occasions the studies are flawed, limited or misleading, or are simply misrepresented – often, it has to be said, by their own accompanying press releases.

Sikhs haven't been simply misrepresented as Muslims, but they have been wrongly identified with a strand of the faith that is beyond the comprehension of the overwhelming majority who practice Islam.

Some Democrats said the Republicans were simply misrepresenting the legislation.

Woodrow is naïve, heedless, immature — but he's not violent, and critics who describe him as such are simply misrepresenting the movie.

On one hand, radiochemical effects of the electron beam can simply misrepresent the results.

Interculturalists, as it is argued, would simply misrepresent the multicultural argument to make it more vulnerable to attack.

And 'theistic evolution', as its summarized for example at Wikipedia, simply misrepresents their position.

There is a lot more to lying than simply misrepresenting the world.

Newman is not only misrepresenting the charity's position, he appears to be making up positions that the charity simply does not hold.