Sentence examples for some misrepresentation from inspiring English sources

Some misrepresentation stems from the actual structure of networking sites.

And on that day, with the press calling his telephone, Mauricio wanted to correct some misrepresentation.

The ministry's secretary, Samuel Goagoseb, said in an affidavit that Mr. Alexander's application might have included "some misrepresentation" for omitting to mention the 10 years he had lived in New York.

In these cases, experience represents an ordinary object which is there to be perceived, and it is appropriately related to one's experience, yet there is some misrepresentation of the object.

Stratified cluster sampling design, which may have led to some misrepresentation.

Another limitation is the modest two-day sampling, though every effort was made within research procedures to ensure accuracy of data entry to enable contextually-reliable results, it is possible for some misrepresentation of functions to have occurred.

"All translation is to some extent misrepresentation," observes Louise Ady Huish, in her preface to "The 'Wolfman' and Other Cases".

"But there are only two explanations: Either they don't understand how the program works, which is hard to imagine, or there is some deliberate misrepresentation here because they know how politically potent this charge is".

Despite the remarkable analytical developments and methodologies, there are still some common misrepresentation in annotation of these two classes of compounds.

As if getting fired for literally doing his job wasn't bad enough, he's also been the victim of some serious misrepresentation in the tabloids since.

The need for brevity has led to some troubling misrepresentations.