Sentence examples for were somewhat misleading from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, Mr. Christian said that economic growth figures were somewhat misleading.

Both economists said the statistics in Mr. Obama's e-mail were somewhat misleading.

Like his earlier comments about California's forest management, President Trump's remarks about how Finland prepares for wildfires were somewhat misleading.

Not until the next day did we discover that the guidebooks were somewhat misleading, giving the impression that the prehistoric sites were easily accessible.

The survey of 25 Internet sites that sell life insurance, conducted by the Consumer Federation of America, found that 75percentt did not show the least expensive coverage and 40percentt were somewhat misleading.

Considering that the team had just moved into a new stadium in Little Havana, perhaps the most anti-Castro neighborhood in America, Guillen's quote could hardly have been more incendiary, though in fact those four words were somewhat misleading.

This is somewhat misleading.

But appearances are somewhat misleading.

The name is somewhat misleading.

The effect is somewhat misleading.

The title was somewhat misleading.