Sentence examples for that proved misleading from inspiring English sources
A 20% increase in the number of early votes cast had raised hopes that turnout would be higher, but these proved misleading.
He used to be Mr Putin's boss in St Petersburg, but early signs that he might find a place in the president's team proved misleading.
Once again, early data proved misleading.
Economic convergence at one point in time also proved misleading.
They were focused on reports of a white van, which proved misleading.
Two years ago, his first minicamp with the Jets coincided with the publication of his GQ spread, which ultimately proved misleading.
The past decade has seen companies such as General Electric shrinking their planning departments because their predictions proved misleading.
Liverpool spent the opening 10 minutes encamped inside their own half as United controlled possession but initial impressions proved misleading.
It also predicted the end of recession in 1982, but it proved misleading in the early 1990s, when newspapers continued to rant about recession for a year after it officially ended in March 1991—and may thus have cost George Bush senior the 1992 election.In this section A new game of forfaits When America sneezes Rrrrrrrrecession?
Unfortunately, both criticisms proved misleading.
