Sentence examples for terribly misled from inspiring English sources

The poor souls feel terribly misled by the supermarket's overstatement of profits a couple of years ago and are calling for their investors to be compensated for the subsequent fall in the share price.

In that trial, Robert E. Precht, a lawyer for one of the defendants, Mohammad Salameh, told the jury in his closing argument that his client "was terribly misled, terribly manipulated by a devious, evil -- I'll say it -- genius, a person who came to this country with a single mission, to destroy American targets".

This is terribly misleading on two accounts.

As long as you don't update it, the ratings are terribly misleading".

On a structural approach to realism regarding chaos models, one faces the difficulty that strange attractors are at best too gross an approximation to the structure of physical attractors and at worst terribly misleading.

In a way, all of its descriptors are terribly misleading.

I was increasingly aware, as I meandered through Target, that this whole motherhood thing was terribly misleading.

These claims are terribly misleading.

That's not a bumper sticker, but we terribly mislead people by saying otherwise.

As James points out "....calculations about likely risks.... are terribly.... misleading.

"We have been terribly and systematically misled for nearly 70 years in the United States, and I apologize for my own role in that," he writes.