Sentence examples for so misleading from inspiring English sources
This concept of proficiency is, I've always thought, so misleading.
To call its music cartoonish isn't so misleading.
That's the main reasonthe official statistics on house prices are so misleading.
In the days since then, commentators, analysts and pollsters have offered more sober explanations for why the polls favoring Barack Obama were so misleading.
He said he did not question the need for arthroscopic surgery or find it puzzling that the first M.R.I. could be so misleading.
The case also made clear that laws are more complex than strike zones or foul lines, which is why the analogy between judges and umpires is so misleading.
How were the Bush and Blair governments so misled?
And I suspect that that was one reason Jim and I were so misled.
We find it absurd that students should have been so misled as to protest against a more generous deal than the status quo.
In every medium Mr. Conner wants the eye to be in constant movement and so misled by the next thing it sees that, when it returns to the first, it sees something altogether different.
We cannot impose peace on a people who have been so misled by their leader, Yasir Arafat, who returned from Camp David to assert, falsely, that Israel had refused viable Palestinian independence.
