By then I knew enough about aviation to see that this plane was actually a British Sopwith Camel, which, strictly speaking, was misleading since the aircraft in both books are civilian and French.
We Americans are not great herring-eaters, although we speak of misleading data as "red herrings" (because smoked herrings were once used by poachers to throw dogs off a fox's scent).
Sudanese with whom I spoke felt misled by Washington.
Such individual assessments are commonly called "risk perception", but strictly speaking the term is misleading.
There are many ways of speaking the truth yet misleading your audience, given the standard to which you are expected to conform in conversational exchange.
It is misleading to speak without qualification of Mill's Utilitarianism.
What can you tell me about it?" She responds that she considers it misleading to speak of people as having passed away.
"It would be just as misleading to speak in generalities of 'white exploitation' as it once was to talk about 'native backwardness.' " He warned against political pressures encouraging "Black xenophobia".
It is misleading to speak of peace, tranquillity and future golf courses in a region surrounded by 10,000 troops and home to a radical and organized peasantry that has nowhere else to go and that continues to replant its traditional coca crops in the absence of viable alternatives.
Alexander of Aphrodisias thought that it was misleading to speak about about unrealized diachronic possibilities if everything is determined.
