Sentence examples for was a misstatement from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lipman said that was "a misstatement of the record".

It has been pointed out to us that this was a misstatement.

So why did all these fine firms miss what Hewlett-Packard now claims was a misstatement of Autonomy's accounts?

This, of course, was a misstatement of such gargantuan proportions that it cannot be dismissed as the overzealousness of a loyal friend.

Last month, Mr. Giuliani's opponent, Hillary Rodham Clinton, called Mr. Diallo's death "a murder," but then apologized for what she said was a misstatement.

When one reporter asked how he could allay fears that the police were becoming "executioners," Mr. Giuliani responded with irritation that the question was "a misstatement of the facts".

Then he said that the comments were a "misstatement" and that he had "misspoke".

Film, actually, is a misstatement, because "Cupid's Mistake" was shot on video, and not video of the highest quality.

"And the suggestion that somehow it's hard times out there, I just think is a misstatement," he said.

As the translators of that novel, however, we feel it necessary to correct what we fear to be a misstatement.

It is a misstatement of the bill's purpose, therefore, to maintain, as the McCain campaign advertisement does, that Mr. Obama favored conventional sex education as a policy for 5-year-olds.