Sentence examples for well misleading from inspiring English sources
The phase breakdowns and names of both the Iraq war and Afghanistan war seemed a bit off to me and rather, well, misleading.
Due to the interrelationship of JSN and OST, (illustrated below for the CMC joint and an issue for most other joints as well), misleading conclusions can be drawn by examining given radiographic features in isolation from the rest.
"Take Back Yoga" is only the first half of HAF's campaign slogan, and the phrase may very well mislead one to conclude that HAF is asserting proprietorship.
It will ban the sending of bulk commercial e-mail using false information like fake names, as well as misleading subject lines and automated harvesting of e-mail messages.
And a fortiori, there is no need to say as Augustine did in his Confessions as early as the 5th century ad that time itself was created along with the creation of the universe, though it should not too hastily be assumed that this would lead to absurdity, because common sense could well be misleading at this point.
In general, the report claims that an emphasis on ATAR as the arbiter of uni entry is damaging to all students, as well as misleading.
The new material in the show bears out the idea that while Mr. Daisey may well have misled audiences in describing the show as nonfiction, the larger truths about the treatment of Foxconn workers are indisputable.
While he had eight seconds to see the signal, its unusual shape - a "reverse L" - made it more difficult to spot and might well have misled him into thinking he could continue.
This commentary could not be more serious, and I believe that the authors are mostly wrong, as well as dangerously misleading.
"The desperate tactics of Governor Romney during these last few weeks, both attacks on me as well as deliberately misleading the voters of South Carolina as to my record and obviously my endorsement, is the cheap stuff you see from a candidate who is desperate and is worried that things aren't quite working out the way he had planned," Mr. Santorum said.
