Examples of 'misleading' in a sentence
Meaning of "misleading"
To mislead means to give the wrong idea or impression to someone; to deceive or lead someone in the wrong direction
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- Deceptive or tending to mislead or create a false impression, even if technically true.
- present participle of mislead
- A deception that misleads.
How to use "misleading" in a sentence
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This view is both misleading and unrealistic.
Misleading information about the living conditions.
These words are only misleading to worldly people.
It was misleading of me to ask that in the form of a question.
Confounding factors provide misleading estimates of effects.
This is misleading as it is a form of compensation for sales.
Not use the certificate in a misleading manner.
You loud misleading monster truck rally.
The text as it stands could therefore be misleading.
This is misleading and beside the point.
The account must not be misleading by omission.
Incorrect or misleading information considered to be incomplete information.
They should not disseminate misleading information.
Resorting to misleading advertising for goods or services.
It is a serious offence to provide false or misleading information.
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Misleading information about the working conditions.
One common scheme is misleading directory companies.
It is misleading shorthand to refer to it as an environmental liability directive.
This generalisation is misleading and should be avoided.
Misleading URLs are created to confuse the public.
This amendment is as misleading as it is simplistic in its wording.
Misleading and suggestive questions were also prohibited.
There are many misleading news articles nowadays.
Such legislation tended to be exaggerated and misleading.
Hence the misleading high opus number.
Knowingly produces any false or misleading document.
Many cans bore misleading labels or were underfilled.
Sometimes people purposely provide misleading information.
It is misleading to condemn carbon dioxide as simply a pollutant.
An incomplete comparison is a misleading argument popular in advertising.
This misleading appearance can delay diagnosis.
Proof again that evidence can be misleading.
This is very misleading and patently wrong.
Not intentionally disclose incorrect or misleading information.
I was given misleading information from my people.
Council concluded that the advertisement was misleading.
If i find out you are misleading each other.
The complainants believed this advertisement was misleading.
Vague and misleading expressions should not be used.
And how unsatisfactory to have misleading information.
It is thus misleading to speak of prompt investigations.
It is this set of hypotheses that proved to be misleading.
Such shortcuts are just misleading the decision makers.
The labelling or marking should not be misleading.
Allegedly inaccurate or misleading advertising messages.
The term employment policy is completely misleading.
Misleading information has serious consequences.
Unfair business practices and misleading advertising.
Deliberately misleading use of statistical data.
Calling such organisations NGOs is therefore misleading.
