Tell me what else you find misleading about the book.

Or what he wanted you to see and was misleading.

As a result, the company's full name is now rather misleading.

That word was misleading, but he could think of no better one.

But this is only part of the story and can be very misleading.

I've said there were six in our family but that's misleading.

Also, the information the researchers were given was often misleading.

But even then, he said, the figures could be very misleading.

To see how misleading this is, it's easy to take an example.

Who are you to decide what's misleading and what is not?

We hope that this misleading article does not cost a child his life.

I feel it is a bit misleading and will end up turning more people off.

It's a misleading term and has nothing to do with the person you want.

The name of this restaurant is in a way misleading.

That site is not meant to be at all misleading, she said.

If the past is any guide, the first analysis may be misleading.

Is the Administration sitting on top of more misleading actions?

To take this law out of context is very misleading.

Of course, this was a largely misleading figure in space.

However, the system can be misleading and is not always accurate.

This article is wrong and misleading on so many levels.

This talk of a "do nothing" Congress is almost always misleading and off the mark.

During spring 1942 the group received information that turned out to be misleading or wrong.

The Scene continued for the second season of the series with a misleading name.

But those who study retirement say that may be misleading.

Still other people are misled by the 85 percent figure.

"And then they are misled into thinking the law will take care of them as a result."

She had been misled by her body's response to him.

But you're making it sound as if they misled us.

The university does need a new student center, but once again, it has misled the students and the community.

The question of whether Congress also was misled has been raised before.

I did have a strong feeling we were misled into it.

"We learn that the president even misled members of his own administration."

The people, he said, had been misled by the press.

But I will see to it that you are not misled.

Could it be I had been misled by the media?

"He could have kept himself in shoes and food without misleading the public."

That was what misled him, a woman, not a girl.

They wonder if he misled the public and them as well.

He misled them and did not tell the truth at that moment.

"Just who is the one trying to mislead the American people?"

The Magic had better not be misled by what they see.

Do not be misled into thinking that these products are any better for you.

In this matter many teachers should be arrested for misleading the young!

"It has come to my attention that I may have been misled."

But I can be misled by my inner voice at times.

So was lying to me and misleading the American people about it.

How could his eyes have been misled for an instant?

It is beyond human ability and would only mislead people.

Unless of course she was mislead as to the school's position.