Sentence examples for we have been misled from inspiring English sources
"I think it is skepticism that we have been misled so many times about this war: weapons of mass destruction, ties to Al Qaeda, a cakewalk," said Mr. Korb, now at the liberal Center for American Progress.
"I'm sorry that I have given you misleading information, but we have been misled ourselves," Ljungqvist said shortly before Yegorova, 29, entered the news conference room to answer questions.
In practice, the issue of whether or not we have been misled turns on a detailed understanding of the scope and implications of a number of documents and events, most of which are likely also to be of interest to the Metropolitan Police and to Lord Justice Leveson.
The feeling of horror when we learn that we have been misled and as a result have put our children in harm's way in the Middle East can no longer be ignored or spun or whatever else the Bush administration is trying to do to avert responsibility.
Clearly we have been misled.
Former CEO of Microsoft Canada, Mr Frank Clegg says we've been misled about the evidence.
Jeff Fager, the chairman of CBS News and executive producer of "60 Minutes," said Thursday, "We're surprised to hear about this, and if it shows we've been misled, we will make a correction".
When "60 Minutes" learned on Thursday that, in fact, the F.B.I. report "was different from what he told us, we realized we had been misled, and it was a mistake to include him in our report.
We've been misled," he said.
McDermott told BBC Radio 5 live: "It feels we've been misled and cheated.
