Sentence examples for was misinformation from inspiring English sources
noun
Information that is incorrect.
"There was misinformation out there that we were approving a tenant," he said.
[Update: On Thursday, Sulzberger gave his staff a memo on what he said was "misinformation" on the pay question.
"It was misinformation about a major subject — a subject that no one anywhere, probably myself included, really can grasp the import of.
But, with the Iranian presidential campaign still under way, the militants' commentary explains that they feared this was misinformation and decided not to rely on the hostage answers.
"They had felt I could not hear it from my position, but this was misinformation," the juror said of Mr. Neary's request.
There was misinformation floating around, of a similar type to that which circulated prior to the recent referendum on the alternative vote.
Yes, there is misinformation.
Another common feature is misinformation.
"There is misinformation with regards to Islam.
