Sentence examples for were misrepresenting from inspiring English sources
verb
To represent falsely; to inaccurately portray something.
Yesterday, Dr. Postol belittled the Pentagon's retorts, saying they were misrepresenting the program's logic.
The judge said: "It would be quite extraordinary if his family were misrepresenting the father's view.
Chuka Umanna, shadow minister for small business and enterprise, said the way the Tories were misrepresenting the figures was "shocking".
On Tuesday, Mr. Bernanke issued a broad defense of the Fed's actions in 2008 after it learned that banks were misrepresenting interest rates.
Not surprisingly, companies that were misrepresenting their financial results -- intentionally or inadvertently -- helped juice employment growth in the late 1990's as they added employees.
"But when it came to certain issues where he felt that people were misrepresenting authentic Judaism, he would take a powerful stand".
McNutt wrote: "The reasons for retracting the paper are as follows: (i) Survey incentives were misrepresented.
You are misrepresenting him.
One is misrepresenting the truth.
However the PAC is misrepresenting the facts.
He felt Gould was misrepresenting his friends.
