That score, too, was misleading, because this could easily have turned into a marathon.
I said before that the title of "Cézanne to Picasso" was misleading, because the show isn't simply a masterpiece sampler.
Her one-under-par round was misleading, because she struck the ball crisply and managed her game well.
Toyota said the report was misleading because video of a surging tachometer in the dashboard of a Toyota Avalon sedan was filmed while the car was stopped.
"World" was misleading, because by implication it left the impression that after World War III there would still be a world.
It was misleading because most strains of the influenza virus consist of genes from pigs, humans, and birds that have combined in a variety of ways.
Proponents of the TCJA claimed that this was misleading, because large capital inflows would ensure that the cut went to workers instead.
Leonard Susskind, a Stanford theoretical physicist, who called these entanglement experiments "beautiful and surprising," said the term "spooky action at a distance," was misleading because it implied the instantaneous sending of signals.
The title was misleading because the thrust of the piece was actually about how the internet might be messing with our brains, and in that sense Carr was using Google as a proxy for the technology in general.
Dr. Bates said last year that calling this "signing" was misleading because that referred to a conventional sign language; instead she contended these movements should be referred to as gestures.
But Howard Krongard, the State Department inspector general, said that the comparison was misleading, because many of those resources would probably flow to State and the Pentagon if Congress shuts Mr. Bowen's office down.
