Sentence examples for wording is misleading from inspiring English sources

The wording is misleading on purpose," one member of the Facebook group wrote, referring to YSU's emailed statement on Richmond.

We agree with reviewers' comment that our original wording is misleading and have changed the sentence "Because there have been no quantitative determinations of the binding affinity of Norrin for different CRD of Fz" to "To determine the binding affinity of Norrin for different CRD of Fz".

What results is the complex, if highly orderly, nature of the "information" contained within genomes, but even the word is misleading because genes are just molecules that interact with other molecules resulting in an organism.

In fact, these words are misleading.

Carine Patry Hoskins, counsel to the inquiry, asked if these words were misleading because they suggested the magazine had an exclusive interview.

Anyway, the word was "misled" but he'd obviously never read it out loud before.

"Is that some kind of diet that people are doing right now?" "No," he said, "the word diet is misleading, like I want to lose weight.

But the word "chain" is misleading.

But, the word 'affordable' is misleading.

The use of the word duplicate is misleading, Ms. Bethel added.

In some ways, the word "fight" is misleading: a mixed-martial-arts match is an athletic event and a brainteaser.