Sentence examples for the misrepresentations of from inspiring English sources

No top-tier banker has gone to prison for the many bank failures, the deceptive sales practices or the misrepresentations of the books.

The authors of those misrepresented studies were not impressed with this approach, denouncing the misrepresentations of their work in no uncertain terms.

If the people of California see through the misrepresentations of the oil industry, it throws climate denialism off the tracks and opens the door for a return to a science-based approach to the climate.

So, for example, Mr. Cowan will teach one of the eight new undergraduate courses planned for the program, "Fact and Fiction: From Journalism to the Docudrama," a study of the "historical, legal and ethical limits to the misrepresentations of fact".

I'm most passionate about challenging the misrepresentations of gender in the media, because media has an increasingly harmful and real impact on how we all learn to see and treat women and girls.

But Corbyn himself may spend too much time unpicking what he sees as the misrepresentations of his positions to have much impact, faced with the combined forces of the Blairites and Conservatives gunning for him as internationally naive, irresponsible and out of touch.

Now it is a statement of inequality, of the misrepresentation of women, of sexual objectification.

Drew objected to the misrepresentation of the "50 best" jury system by Le Chef magazine.

The misrepresentation of Leveson's core findings as state regulation was a gross distortion".

But there was a larger recklessness in the misrepresentation of the survey.

Surely the misrepresentation of such a famous figure would eventually be found out.