Sentence examples for some misstatements from inspiring English sources

The S.E.C. said both men knew in advance about some misstatements.

Hence it is not surprising that his summary of those events should contain some misstatements of fact.

"You should absolutely expect her to be nervous around authority and to make some misstatements," said Mr. Yoo, a corporate lawyer.

A recent article in Slate noted that Mr. Obama seemed to curb some misstatements when called out by fact checkers but wondered why he paid attention to them.

And though some misstatements are too delicious to ignore, there really ought to be a point at which good outweighs bad; when smart outpaces stupid.

George acknowledged that Couwenberg "made some misstatements". He added: "He was raised in a concentration camp.

Lawyers who are looking for some misstatement or some unmentioned fact that will serve as a basis for a lawsuit based on federal securities law.

When challenged to do so at the first presidential debate, Mr. Romney never quite answered and made some egregious misstatements along the way, some of which were repeated by Mr. Ryan in the vice-presidential debate.

The opinion found that "willful but silent noncompliance" with a contract was not fraudulent without some later misstatement.

There were some exaggerations and misstatements of facts along the way.

The Pinocchio scale is based on the idea that there are various types of misstatements, some worse than others.