Sentence examples similar to slightly misrepresentative from inspiring English sources
It's a memorable description, but misrepresentative.
Used badly however, and they can present a confusing, misrepresentative interpretation of an issue.
Harman's having none of it, suggesting the Mail has been "purposefully malicious and misrepresentative".
For his part, Macchiarini argues that the documentary is at best selective and at worst misrepresentative.
Slightly scary, slightly sexy.
After the five-minute meeting with Gray, Pavin said he put out the Twitter message because what Gray had reported was "misrepresentative" of what Pavin had said.
Wall Street's self regulatory organization, the Financial Regulatory Authority, has suspended a California-based broker for sending a series of "misrepresentative and unbalanced" messages on the microblogging site Twitter.
This relies on patients basically guessing how bad various illnesses might be if they were to contract them, an approach that critics claim is both dated and misrepresentative.
The European Court of Justice ruled one year ago that Google is responsible for removing links to outdated, irrelevant or misrepresentative information on search results for individuals.
