Sentence examples for were very misleading from inspiring English sources

Cynthia Wilson, community outreach coordinator for Utah Diné Bikéyah, a not-for-profit group working to conserve lands significant to Native Americans, said the documents were "very misleading".

While this is technically true, it is very misleading.

Your article on DfID's support for Ethiopia's development is very misleading.

If exports are measured correctly, however, they account for a surprisingly modest share of China's economic growth.The headline ratio of exports to GDP is very misleading.

Regarding its satellite competitors, Mr. Scheuler said Cablevision's prices are competitive and in many cases lower because the prices quoted by satellite companies are "very misleading".

Mr. Valle also disputed a report issued in July by Attorney General Andrew M. Cuomo and said some of Mr. Cuomo's criticism of Mr. Felton was "very misleading or outright wrong".

"The truth is this: Britain has a lot of gun laws on the books, they have five times our violent crime rate".That isn't the least accurate crime-stat quote I've ever heard, but it's not accurate, and more importantly it's very misleading.

But that's very misleading.

But this is very misleading.

For a multiple year study this is very misleading.

""Double lock" sounds good but is very misleading.