Sentence examples for that was misleading from inspiring English sources

And Hinton did offer testimony to Parliament that was misleading.

The report condemns the trio for giving evidence to the committee last month that was "misleading, possibly deliberately".

But nobody can predict the results of Mr Van Espen's inquiry.The parliamentary report says Sabena's board received some lacunary information that was misleading.

Dr. Togias also prepared a participant consent form that was misleading about risks and did not report adverse symptoms in another participant, the report said.

Writing in The Independent, Dr. Brian Jones, the former chief analyst for the Defense Intelligence Staff on biological and chemical weapons, said, "In my view, the expert intelligence analysts" of the defense staff "were overruled in the preparation of the dossier in September 2002, resulting in a presentation that was misleading about Iraq's capabilities".

"We are not surprised to see a presentation that was misleading and riddled with inaccuracies," Caplin said.

And as to the 'view' bit - that's misleading too.

Today, unfortunately, the discourse has reverted to a black and white narrative that is misleading.

A 1995 Michigan ethics rule said judicial candidates could not make statements that were misleading.

(One had a confusingly beardless coffin; a few decades ago the other had undergone X-rays that were misleading).

But of course, that is misleading because intelligent behavior need not involve consciousness (Fig. 5).