Sentence examples for the misinformed from inspiring English sources
verb
To give or deliver false, fake, or misleading information.
- It is clear that the politician misinformed the public on the issue.
Side by side with Oldfield, the misinformed racial profiling of other cast members becomes more palatable to a passive audience.
In the current issue of the British Medical Journal, Meadow defends his use of the statistic and attacks 'the mad, the bad and the misinformed'.
They only go and beat Hertha 5-1 on Saturday with a performance that made a complete mockery of all the misinformed rubbish peddled by self-appointed doomsayers.
Katy Perry's pop hit "I Kissed a Girl" shared a title (but little else) with Sobule's 1995 quirk-pop landmark, and Sobule spent much of the year fielding questions about the song that ranged from the well-meaning to the misinformed.
"All I've done is a bit of vacuum cleaning," he said, adding that he did not know Filler and noted that two US experts on the advisory board of the American Friends of Chartres Cathedral had responded to the "misinformed" criticism.
Research shows that the misinformed tend to be the most confident in their views.
Dr. Moses, the laser's director at Livermore, called many of the critics misinformed and defended the project as fundamentally sound.
The warning bells raise questions about what Mr. Dimon knew at the time of the April 13 conference call — and whether the bank misinformed its regulators and investors.
The report said the committee had been "misinformed" about the progress of the system when BBC executives, including the then director general, Mark Thompson, appeared before MPs in 2011.
Exxon's Rex Tillerson called the proposal "misinformed and discriminatory".
Dresden has become a Mecca for the politically misinformed.
