Sentence examples for slightly misrepresented from inspiring English sources

William Kowalski I have been slightly misrepresented.

Now in fact Dan Quayle slightly misrepresented what happened on the show.

The chief lament articulated in "Citizen Koch" — that the American democratic process has been corrupted by big money — is only slightly misrepresented by the documentary's name-checking title.

The fate of the poor dodo bird is slightly misrepresented by history.

5) Some literature was at least slightly misrepresented, for example, though the Van Bavel et al. 2008 study did show some interesting effects of social experience on hemodynamic responses to ingroup/outgroup faces, it did not claim to show anything about empathy or pro-social behavior.

Gavin Schmidt of NASA and the Realcimate blog sent this note as part of a group e-mail exchange: Andy, I think you may be slightly misrepresenting where the 'consensus' on this issue has been.

We were generally misrepresented.

"It misrepresented America.

The police misrepresented him.

Nordhaus: The piece completely misrepresented my work.

REBECCA MEAD: Sorry to have misrepresented you!