Sentence examples for was certainly misleading from inspiring English sources

The rest of the press release was certainly misleading.

It's not quite lies but it is certainly misleading".

I don't know if I want to say 'deceptive,' but they're certainly misleading".

The famous photographs are certainly misleading without mention that they are staged.

It is certainly misleading of him to imply that America will be able to tame its deficit and protect entitlements by raising taxes on the rich alone: the maths suggests that the middle class will have to pay too.

Given the nature of these experiments, James' characterization of them is certainly misleading – or just plain wrong.

It is certainly misleading.

But rather than shedding light on the situation, Nielsen just confused everybody more (and made some statements that, while not false, were certainly misleading).

Mitochondrial phylogenies in particular were certainly misleading due to the incorrect placement of X. clemenciae among the platies as well as uncertainty about the topology of the tree in the deepest nodes and among the northern swordtails.

"I did not mislead the Sunday People, it was certainly not misled.

"Any app or program that says it can completely ensure images and text sent from your phone to your partner's phone are 100% private or disappearing is almost certainly misleading you.