Sentence examples for total misrepresentation from inspiring English sources

"If what is reported is true, it is totally malicious, and a total misrepresentation of our country," he told a press conference, recorded by Capital FM Kenya.

"If what is reported is true, it is totally malicious, and a total misrepresentation of our country and our leaders," he said.

"Boris Johnson thought it was a total misrepresentation," said Daldry.

Because, if it's that last one, I can assure you that this is a total misrepresentation.

When the host led, 12-6, shortly after halftime, the score seemed a total misrepresentation.

That is grossly unfair, a total misrepresentation of gay people, I all but shout.

"There's no reason for 10 days of what appeared to be total misrepresentations — it creates a situation were America looks weak, it creates a situation where the American people don't have confidence.

So, I was therefore gratified and pleased to see not only in the private emails at my website but also a good number of people who also watch the live feeds posting comments on HuffPost that took issue with the attacks on Frank, stating they were either total misrepresentations or instances taken out of context to make Frank look bad.

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To check whether the unequal read abundances between the four dsDNA phages are caused by a misrepresentation of total VLPs by PFU counting we counted total VLPs by epifluorescence microscopy and compared them to the PFU counts (Additional file 1: Table S11).

The middle two categories were classified under non-primary endpoint pneumonia, while "no or unreadable radiograph" cases were assigned proportionately so as to avoid possible misrepresentation of the total cases of pneumonia due to choice of classification.