Sentence examples for was so misleading from inspiring English sources

James M. Johnson, a military historian who teaches at Marist College, said he did not know of another instance in the Hudson River Valley in which an engraving was so misleading that it had to be changed.

The author of the report, the former chief constable Andy Trotter, said all of this was wrong, and that the Mail's coverage was so misleading that he did not recognise his own report from it.

Those who argue that Taylor Mill was something less than what Mill took her to be must explain how he was so misled.

That's the main reasonthe official statistics on house prices are so misleading.

In the days since then, commentators, analysts and pollsters have offered more sober explanations for why the polls favoring Barack Obama were so misleading.

The case also made clear that laws are more complex than strike zones or foul lines, which is why the analogy between judges and umpires is so misleading.

He said he did not question the need for arthroscopic surgery or find it puzzling that the first M.R.I. could be so misleading.

This diagram is so misleading the manufacturer has added the label: "Not clinically or medically correct".

Again: The debate has nothing to do with any Twitter or Costolo "bail out," and that's why the "corporate welfare" moniker is so misleading.

That argument is so misleading.

That term is so misleading.