Examples of 'been misrepresented' in a sentence
Meaning of "been misrepresented"
been misrepresented - describes a situation where something or someone has been inaccurately or unfairly presented
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been misrepresented
It has been misrepresented and misunderstood by careless reading.
But he has often been misrepresented.
Been misrepresented and vilified in the Western bourgeois press.
My comments have been misrepresented in the press.
Milošević later claimed that he had been misrepresented.
Chloe has been misrepresented in this video.
I believe the facts have been misrepresented.
That has been misrepresented for years.
He is not seeking to show that he has been misrepresented.
The modern story has been misrepresented as ancient prophecy.
I also wish to draw attention to a fact that has been misrepresented.
To find that he had been misrepresented in respect to his.
These are just two examples of how the bill has been misrepresented.
One word had been misrepresented.
Chief executive of NHMRC admits results of homeopathy report have been misrepresented.
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He has not been misrepresented.
An envoy from the South American nation said its position has been misrepresented.
I just think woman have been misrepresented for far too long.
I think I can safely say that in both cases I have been misrepresented.
Remember that he has been misrepresented by those who have taught lies about him.
She also said that her views had been misrepresented.
Meditation has been misrepresented in the Western world.
Last Sunday I preached about a woman who has been misrepresented for centuries.
It has not been misrepresented as Francis himself confirmed.
I believe that God has been misrepresented.
The Bible has been misrepresented and confused with human traditions.
The problem is that the Savior has often been misrepresented by believers.
That has been misrepresented down through the years!
But the truth is I have been misrepresented.
It's been misrepresented since then. and that is what she was really largely saying.
These ships have been misrepresented in Empire.
He later played this down, saying his comments had been misrepresented.
Ordinary Americans for too long have been misrepresented by stereotypes that are contemptuous.
And yet, it had ruled that the work had nonetheless been misrepresented.
I claim to have been misrepresented during Question Time.
Nevertheless, its content had been misrepresented.
Forrester argued that it had been misrepresented by Adolf Grünbaum in The Foundations of Psychoanalysis.
And that is what she was really largely saying it 's been misrepresented since then.
Oh, how that has been misrepresented down through the years.
I assure you, you have not been misrepresented.
In it, he stated his views had been misrepresented by both Alibhai-Brown and Eagleton.
Mrs. Palley was therefore perfectly right to demand a corrigendum if her views had been misrepresented.
I think God has been misrepresented.
Another thing he discovered was that Thomas Jefferson's views had been misrepresented.
However, I regret that the report has been misrepresented by some for short-term political gain.
As for credibility on a blog, I think the word has been misrepresented.
Whole thing 's been misrepresented to me.
White House officials say Mr Hagel 's positions on Israel and Iran have been misrepresented.
RETURN, Accepted ONLY if the item has been misrepresented in description or pictures.
I feel that Beckett 's thinking has been misrepresented.
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It seems remarkable that this could be so misrepresented
You misrepresented my entire view on the impressionists
