Sentence examples for totally misrepresented from inspiring English sources

And it was totally — they totally misrepresented those very wonderful women, I have to tell you, totally misrepresented.

Unfortunately, the Jeremy Lin column in today's Daily News has been totally misrepresented by Mr. Dolan.

"Senator Dicky Durbin totally misrepresented what was said," Trump wrote in a tweet.

How do you reconcile the campaign of credibility that you have when you've made those comments about what happened getting off the plane in Bosnia, which totally misrepresented what really happened on that day?

The Victorian assumption may have been wrong, but Nelson certainly wallowed in the prospect of his death, announcing that it was imminent more than once when he was hurt, actually asking Benjamin West if he would do a revised version of his epic "Death of Wolfe" when the time came; and the artist duly obliged with a canvas that totally misrepresented the scene aboard Victory.

Meeting someone for the first time who totally misrepresented themselves online is pretty upsetting.

"She was totally misrepresenting me," he recalls.

By the way, Heritage — after totally misrepresenting Keynesian economics (Keynesians never think about investment?

I won't delve further into the weeds about where exactly the movie's assertions depart from reality, but to put it generously, this crucial argument totally misrepresents the science.

I know that the Indiana Jones series is just a campy tribute to the Saturday afternoon serials of the 1930s and the B-movies of the 1950s, but believe me, it totally misrepresents who archaeologists are and what goals we pursue.

(2) Secondly, Clifford's views—'a maze of psychological barbarism' (15)—totally misrepresent the nature of human consciousness.